TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018

STEVE KRAUSE AT LARGE A million reasons to shop at Nina’s

By Bella diGrazia The million dollar win is the second for the lights around the building and put in The ITEM STAFF the Essex Street convenience store since its new doors for their cooler next to the cof- opening in 1995, according to Baseem Nseir, fee station. With those restorations already LYNN — The lucky streak at Nina’s Mar- the owner of Nina’s Market. complete, the owner said it was the perfect ket keeps on going as another customer leaves the store $1 million richer. “It’s all about having good karma,” said time to gain some extra money. house Nseir. “This win is really good for the busi- Ken Lufkin has lived across the street Last week, Alla Gershman, of Lynn, walked into the convenience store and pur- ness because a lot of people buy their tickets from the building for 34 years. He became a chased a $30 ticket. After she scratched the here and most of them are regulars.” regular back when White Hen Pantry occu- has Massachusetts State Lottery’s “The Fastest As a result of selling a winning ticket to pied the space, and still is today. The Lynner Road to $1 Million,” she realized she was the Gershman, Nina’s Market will receive a walks into Nina’s Market every day before instant ticket game’s latest prize winner, ac- $10,000 bonus, which Nseir has already put history. cording to the MA Lottery website. to good use. He recently nished xing up NINA’S, A3 Mine. Saugus SWAMPSCOTT — A few weeks ago, a video of Paul bridge McCartney going back to the old Liverpool homestead made the rounds. There was Paul, pointing to different closed rooms in the house remem- bering what it was like to live there in the 1940s and yet again ‘50s. That’s how I felt last week when I took Mike Moran SAUGUS — The Belden Bly of Swampscott up on his Bridge is stuck in the upright posi- invitation to come and visit tion and will remain closed today. my grandmother’s house. I’d The bridge, also known as Fox read or heard somewhere Hill Bridge, is located between Sau- that Moran, whom I knew, gus and Lynn and carries traf c on had purchased the house on Route 107. It malfunctioned on Sun- 76 Banks Road where my day just after 5:30 p.m., according grandparents lived. When to a statement from a Massachu- I asked him if it was the setts Department of Transportation same Mike Moran, he said spokesperson. yes it was, and offered to An evaluation uncovered a prob- give a guided tour anytime I lem with marine traf c after the wanted. bridge is lowered, based on the tidal The opportunity came schedule and the size of vessels. when I read that the house MassDOT crews and contractors had received a Restoration are working to address the situ- and Preservation Award ation, in which the bridge is stuck from the Swampscott Histor- On Gold sh Pond, open, and are developing plans and ical Commission. That gave calculation to use a crane to safely me a valid reason to barge lower the span. Crews worked on into these people’s lives on an algae problem putting the crane and other logistics my nostalgia trip. in place Monday afternoon and were So, last week my wife, expected to lower the bridge late Linda, and I were the guests By Gayla Cawley “We were hoping (SOLitude) had Gold sh Pond Monday night. Engineers will then of Mike and Nancy Moran. ITEM STAFF taken care of the problem,” Cyr was closed evaluate the bridge’s condition and We were there ostensibly said. “Obviously they hadn’t.” down last week LYNN — Gold sh Pond has been determine the necessary corrective to talk about the historical Last year, he said the company because of a actions and associated timeline to designation, but we probably shut down and the annual  ea did two treatments — when what cyanobacteria market held at the park, the Fun restore the bridge to full operation. talked more about my histo- they did last year wasn’t working, bloom, forcing Plans are in place for an $80 mil- ry, and that of my sister and n’ Flea Day, has been canceled be- Cyr said the company switched to the cancella- cause of a cyanobacteria bloom in lion bridge replacement. The design our cousins, and how much another chemical, which was put tion of the Fun of the project is nearing completion the water. of our lives we lived while in twice several weeks ago. But, n’ Flea Day. and the project is expected to be ad- The pond was closed down last under that roof. he said, the pond has just become vertised for construction bids in ear- week and city of cials are meeting It’s quite a feather in the worse. ITEM PHOTO | ly 2019. cap to be recognized for all with their contracted cleanup com- The Gold sh Pond Association’s OWEN O’ROURKE For now, detour routes have been the work you’ve done on pany, SOLitude Lake Management. cancellation of its annual  ea mar- implemented. They include the use your home. And the Morans City Council President Darren ket comes for the rst time in the of Summer Street, Lincoln Avenue, have done a lot. They’ve Cyr said the city has been working event’s 38-year history. Ballard Street and Boston Street. probably put as much money on the algae problem for about a GOLDFISH, A3 Several MBTA bus routes use the into xing it as it cost them year now. bridge daily and buses on those to buy it — perhaps even routes are using detours, according more. to the statement. Even before they moved into the house in 2005, Second year for friendly voices Nancy knew instantly that the home she loved for its The second annual Amigos de la Voz sport- INSIDE character would need major ing and recreational fair will be Sunday, Aug. renovations. Swampscott “The rst winter we were 26 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at McManus Field on Commercial Street in Lynn. Vinnin Square summer in there,” Mike said, “two of sidewalk sale starts Friday. A2 the bathrooms froze because The fair will be a day of friendly sports there was very little insula- competition, with a softball tournament and soccer match. Eric Moreno and his son, Eric Sports tion in the house.” Danvers lights up the scoreboard Moreno Jr., coaches of the semi-pro soccer That was the rst big proj- to win Gallant title. B1 ect. And it wasn’t the cheap team Lynn United, will host soccer clinics, stuff — the foam — either. It one for children 8-11 and another for children was all berglass. 12-15. Kids will get a chance to learn from With just about every room United players. Register your son or daugh- completely done over, the ter today by sending an email to Lynnunit- best I could do was close my [email protected]. eyes and imagine. The living The fair will also feature local businesses, and dining rooms were including Union Travel n’ Tours in Lynn, who  ipped, for example, so that will be raf ing a $500 voucher to purchase a the Morans can sit in the ticket to anywhere in the world. Make sure comfort of their sofa, in front you stop by their booth for a chance to win! of the beautiful replace There will be plenty of food and entertain- that dominates the room. ment for all ages. Gather your families for a I remembered the other day of fun — this is a day you won’t want to room — now the Morans’ miss! dining room. It had a divan Amigos de la Voz is hosted by Essex Media Group, the parent company of La Voz news- KRAUSE, A3 paper. Former Revere police chief can’t lock up old position By Bridget Turcotte means he is not entitled to reinstate- Division of the promotion, according to in philosophy as the reason for not reap- ITEM STAFF ment as police lieutenant, as requested, the documents obtained by The Item. pointing Cafarelli. In June 2017, Arrigo according to a determination signed by On July 10, 2017, Arrigo noti ed Ca- said his goal was to make sure leadership REVERE — Joseph Cafarelli, the for- John Marra, general counsel for the Mas- farelli, who had been serving as chief for in the department was building trust in mer chief of police, will not return to sachusetts Human Resources Division. ve years, that his contract would not be the community. the Revere Police Department as a lieu- Attorney Mary Lemieux Sandorse, who renewed and that his employment had Cafarelli responded to the letter with tenant, the state has ruled. represents Cafarelli, could not be reached “ended as of June 30, 2017,” according to his own, through an attorney, to let Arri- Cafarelli did not have a leave of absence for comment before deadline. the decision from the State’s Human Re- go know of his intention to return to the from his position as lieutenant when In 2012, neither Mayor Brian Arrigo nor sources Division. he was promoted to police chief, which Cafarelli noti ed the Human Resources At the time, Arrigo cited a difference REVERE, A3

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Thomas J. Eichel Sr., 62 Mark L. Sewell Sr., 60 John F. Sullivan, 76 1955-2018 1957-2018 LYNN — Thomas Eichel, with whom PEABODY — Mark New Hampshire. He LYNN — John F. Sul- his grandchildren, J. Eichel Sr. passed he shared 41 years L. Sewell Sr., 60, of volunteered with the livan, age 76, of Lynn, Madelyn, Chloe and away at the age of 62 of marriage. He also Peabody, passed Boy Scouts, Troop died Saturday, Aug. 4, Emily Rivera; his on Monday, Aug. 13, leaves behind his away Saturday, Aug. 59 in West Peabody 2018, after a long great-grandchild, Zyla 2018 in his home son, Tomas Eichel 18, 2018 after a and was especially illness. Rivera Bruno; his for- surrounded by family. Jr. of Lynn; and his lengthy illness. proud of helping his Born and raised mer wife, Patricia A. Thomas was a two daughters, Me- Born in Lynn, Mark son, Mark Jr., earn in Lynn, he was the (Connolly) Sullivan; longtime Lynn resi- lissa and Christina was the son of Lou- his Eagle Scout des- son of the late Dan- his sister, Joanne dent. He was born at Eichel, both of Lynn; ise (LaLiberte) Sewell ignation. He enjoyed iel J. and Genevieve Sullivan; his broth- Lynn Hospital on Nov. four grandsons who of Lynn and the late spending time with (Horth) Sullivan. He er, Paul Sullivan; as 12, 1955 to Earl Eichel and he loved dearly, Michael Cuff, Donald Sewell. He was the his family including outings attended St. Joseph’s School well as several nieces and Dorothy Rydell. Thomas was Angelo Macaya Jr., Miguel Viz- beloved husband of Kathryn to Salem Willows. He also in Lynn, and was a graduate nephews. He was the father of a lifetime resident of Lynn. caino and Aaron Robinson, all (Walker) Sewell of Peabody, enjoyed traveling around New of Lynn English High School, the late David C. Sullivan and Thomas graduated from Lynn of Lynn; his brother, Kenneth; with whom he shared 41 years England to antique car shows Class of 1959. He had lived brother of the late Richard Tech in 1974. and sister Patricia. of marriage. and restoring cars including a in Lynn for the greater part of “Dicky” Sullivan. He worked as a chef for Service information: Vis- Mark was the devoted father ’52 DeSoto that he had at one his life. Service information: His Montes for more than 30 itation will be held in the of Mark L. Sewell Jr. and his time. John served in the Unit- memorial visitation will be years. GOODRICH Funeral Home, wife, Tarra of Malden and Le- Service information: Mark’s ed States Air Force until he held on Saturday from 12-4 Thomas leaves behind his 128 Washington St., Lynn, on anne Foye and her husband, funeral will be held on Friday, was honorably discharged in p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- wife, MaryAnn (Winchell) Thursday, 2-6 p.m. David of Fitzwilliam, N.H.; and Aug. 24 from the CUFFE-Mc- 1963. He had worked as a neral Home, 426 Broadway the dear brother of Donald GINN Funeral Home, 157 Ma- shop steward in the tool and (Route 129), Lynn, which will Sewell Jr. of Lynn, Daryl Sewell ple St., Lynn, at 10 a.m., fol- die department at General conclude with U.S. Air Force of Ipswich and Yvonne Sewell lowed by a funeral Mass at 11 Electric in Lynn. He was also Military Funeral Honors. of Lynn. Mark is also survived a.m. in St. Pius V Church, 215 a proud member of IUE-CWA Relatives and friends are re- Michael Stroumbos, 75 by several aunts, uncles, cous- Maple St., Lynn. Burial will Local 201. He loved politics, spectfully invited. Those who ins and nieces and nephews. follow at St. Joseph Cemetery, playing cards and playing prefer may make donations Mark graduated from Lynn Lynn. Visiting hours will be pool. Described as a “good to Edith Nourse Rogers Me- Vocational Technical Institute held on Thursday, Aug. 23 from guy,” he was very social, and morial Veterans Hospital, 200 LYNN — Michael Stroumbos, ham, N.H.; his sister, Eugenia with the Class of 1976 and 4-8 p.m. at the funeral home. had friends of all ages. He Springs Road, Bedford, MA 75, of Lynn, died unexpectedly Lefebvre of Manchester, N.H.; worked as an auto body tech- For the online guestbook loved his family and was a 01730. Directions and guest- on Saturday morning at Union his brother and sisters-in-law, nician for more than 40 years. please visit cuffemcginn.com. wonderful father and grand- book at www.solimine.com. Hospital. He was the devot- Doris and Nick Copoulos of He was an avid outdoors- father. ed husband of Julie (Kallias) Westwood, and Poppy and man and enjoyed camping, He is survived by his daugh- Stroumbos, with whom he Lou Sotis of Peabody; and by canoeing and shing around ter, Jessica Sullivan-Rivera shared more than 38 years of several nieces, nephews, great New England including in and her husband Richard; marriage. nieces and nephews and also Born in Manchester, N.H., by two godchildren. He was he was the son of the late predeceased by his sister, Harry and Rita (Avalakis) Mary Solomon. Stroumbos. He was raised Service information: His and educated in Haverhill and funeral will be held on Judge weighs suit challenging upon his graduation enlist- Thursday at 10 a.m. at the ed with the United States Air CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR Force and served during the Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., arrests of married immigrants Vietnam War until his honor- Peabody, followed by his fu- able discharge in 1967. He neral service at 11 a.m. at By Philip Marcelo then attended Merrimack Col- St. George’s Greek Ortho- ASSOCIATED PRESS lege and received his degree dox Church, Lynn, to which in 1978. relatives and friends are BOSTON — A federal Michael has lived in Lynn for kindly invited to attend. Vis- judge in Boston heard ar- the past 38 years and worked iting hours will be held on guments on Monday in a as purchase agent for many Wednesday from 4 until 8 case centered on wheth- companies in the greater Bos- p.m. Burial will be in Pine er immigrants married ton area before retiring from Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu to U.S. citizens but facing Lynn Ladder and Scaffolding. of owers, donations can deportation should be al- Michael enjoyed reading, be made in his name to ei- lowed to remain in the cooking, doing yard work, ther Parkinson’s Fitness, 46 country while they seek to dining out, and loved talking Brittania Circle, Salem, MA become legal residents. about politics and old movies 01970 or St. George’s Greek The American Civil as well. Orthodox Church, 54 South Liberties Union, which Besides his loving Common St., Lynn, MA brought the class action wife of 38 years, he is 01902. For directions lawsuit, says a special survived by his brother, and online obituary, exemption created under Arthur and his wife Lin- visit www.ccbfuneral. former President Barack da Stroumbos of Wind- com. Obama’s administration allows certain noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens to remain in the country Vinnin Square while they apply for legal status through marriage. But the organization summer sidewalk argues that the 2016 De- partment of Homeland Se- curity waiver, which was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sale starts Friday meant to prevent break- Lilian Calderon answers questions during a lunch break outside federal ing up families and caus- court Monday in Boston, as her husband, Luis Gordillo, center back, and ing unnecessary hard- SWAMPSCOTT — The nity who supports shop- others stand nearby. ship, isn’t being honored Vinnin Square Mall on ping local.” by Republican President Paradise Road in Swamp- Consumers will be able “That’s not what it was He suggested the ques- gration Service in New Donald Trump’s adminis- scott will host a summer to save up to 85 percent intended to do,” Larakers tion wasn’t about what England are closely coor- tration, which has made sidewalk sale on Friday, on all types of merchan- said. “It was for people who agency has oversight over dinating with their Immi- stepped up immigration were already here who deportation but whether gration and Customs En- Aug. 24, and Saturday, dise — clothing, jewelry, enforcement a priority. were not having their or- immigration of cials were forcement counterparts to Aug. 25, from 10 a.m. to 5 dancewear, giftware and “We didn’t invent this ders of removal executed.” taking into consideration arrest immigrants as they p.m. eyewear, along with food process,” ACLU lawyer The two-day sale is and drink tastings from Adriana Lafaille said The government also existing regulations in attend required inter- co-sponsored by the Lynn Jersey Mike’s Subs and during Monday’s lengthy argued that the District their deportation decisions. views for the citizenship Area Chamber of Com- Panera Bread. arguments. “It was put Court doesn’t have juris- “I recognize that differ- process. merce. Organized by Pau- Participating businesses into legal effect by DHS.” diction over the case since ent administrations can The ACLU criticizes the line Spirito, In nity Bou- include: In nity & Skate Mary Larakers, a lawyer the immigrants named in have different priorities,” efforts as a deportation tique owner, the event will Skins, Advanced Vision for the U.S. Department the suit have since been he said. “But that’s not “trap” that violates the feature hundreds of items Center, Greater Boston of Justice, countered that released. Enforcement de- how laws change.” constitutional rights of from an array of partici- Running Company, Pane- the regulations weren’t cisions lie with Homeland The administration, he immigrants otherwise fol- pating stores. ra Bread, Elements Ther- originally envisioned to al- Security and immigrants said, can revoke regu- lowing the rules to become “I can’t believe it’s been apeutic Massage, Sprint, low immigrants who have can go through immigra- lations, but, “as long as legal residents. 11 years and each year it The Paper Store and Petco. been ordered to leave the tion court appeals process they’re there, they apply.” Immigration and Cus- gets bigger and better. Ev- For more information country — in some cases for judicial relief, Larak- Monday’s hearing comes toms Enforcement main- eryone loves a bargain,” contact Pauline at In nity numerous times over the ers added. after the ACLU led legal tains that coordination Spirito said. “This is a la- Boutique, 781-599-8829, years — to remain inde - Judge Mark Wolf pushed briefs last week revealing between the two Depart- bor of love and my way of or email at in nitybou- nitely while they exhaust back at the government’s how of cials for the U.S. ment of Homeland Securi- giving back to the commu- [email protected]. all of their legal options. arguments at times. Citizenship and Immi- ty agencies is lawful.

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KRAUSE “with the goal of keeping From A1 all renovations within that time period while along the wall in front of also managing to update the radiator, and Archie to today’s lifestyles.” and Edith chairs on The plaque on the either side of the archway front says the house was leading to the front foyer. built in 1908, but it may Baba (I think my oldest have been even earlier. J. cousin tried to say “papa” Robert and Eva Cornell but it came out “baba,” weren’t the first owners and it stuck) sat in one of (that distinction belonged those chairs, legs resting to Jacob Strauss). My on a footstool (no bar- grandparents bought it caloungers back in those in 1937 and it stayed in days). On many Saturday the family until two years afternoons, I sat in the after my grandmother other one as we watched died in 1979. Tony Conigliaro and the In the letter to the Red Sox. Morans affirming the One thing I distinct- commission’s designa- ly remember about the tion, member Justina house was its old-fash- Oliver wrote, “It is your ioned pantry that looked awareness of the value of like something out of a preservation and mainte- scene from “Bonanza.” It nance of our community’s was strategically located historic and treasured between the kitchen and private homes, commer- their dining room, giving cial structures, public my grandmother access to buildings and edifices, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE either end, depending on that gives Swampscott Sam Youssef, who works at Nina’s Market on Essex Street in Lynn, points out “The Fastest Road where the meal was being its special character and to $1 Million” tickets. eaten. makes us proud to live “It was probably built here.” for what women from that The way the Morans era were expected to do,” have treated the house A million reasons to shop at Nina’s Nancy said. meant a lot to me, and, Eventually over the I’m sure, would be ap- NINA’S Abu Daniel and Sam the one with the winning his first home right away. course of 13 years, the preciated by my cous- ins. It may have been From A1 Youssef are the store’s ticket, he’d pay off his stu- According to the Mass Morans have refurbished main ticket sellers. They dent loans and his father’s every room, including the redone from cellar to Lottery website, Gersh- dome (though there’s one work, either to purchase a said they didn’t know mortgage. man chose the annuity op- kitchen twice. snack or, when he’s feeling which of their coworkers “We were so beyond hap- “Yeah,” Nancy said. stained-glass window in tion, which provides less the front which survived lucky, a scratch ticket. sold the winning ticket py,” said Daniel. “All of us.” “Three years ago, we tax withholdings. She will all the remodeling), but In the last six months, to Gershman, but it must Youssef has worked at figured it was time. It was have 20 annual payments there was enough about it Lufkin has won three have been someone on the Nina’s Market for 13 years getting old.” for me to remember those $1,000 tickets at the Essex night crew. and has seen a slew of of $50,000 and plans to One day, three years days well. Why, there’s Street convenience store. Daniel, who has worked small-time winners walk purchase a new car. ago, a man from the even a piano in the foyer He said if he were ever to at the store for the last out the door after purchas- “She’s a lucky lady,” said historical commission — just like there was hit the million dollar win, three years, answered the ing a ticket from him. He Youssef. “She came into rang their bell and said when I was growing up. he would donate half of it lottery’s call last Thurs- said the store sold at least the right place at the right he loved the house, loved The Morans, especial- to charity. day. When they informed four $10,000 winning tick- what the Morans had time.” ly Nancy, drank all this “This is a very lucky him of the win, he relayed ets last year. The longtime done with it, and that he in with a sense of awe. store,” said Lufkin. “I’ll be the good news to his boss employee said if he were Bella diGrazia can be was going to nominate Later, she wrote to me, reached at bella@itemlive. back in tomorrow to buy a and the rest of his cowork- to walk out with a $1 mil- it for the renovation and “I have always loved our ticket.” ers. Daniel said if he were lion prize, he’d purchase com. restoration recognition. house but hearing your “That was kind of nice,” memories gave us a deep- Former Revere police chief can’t lock up old position Nancy Moran said. “We er appreciation for what felt it was very important a special home we have. to maintain the character Thank you for sharing filed with the Human Re- received prior approval out in the law. REVERE and charm of the Victo- with us.” From A1 sources Division. from (the division) grant- “I have always respect- rian era in which it was The filing requesteding a leave of absence ed Joe Cafarelli’s service built.” Steve Krause can be department as a lieu- the division approve his during his employment as to the city and neither my So much so that they re- reached at skrause@item- tenant two days later. Five past leave of absence “as Chief of Police,” according decision to make a change searched Victorian homes live.com. days later, he filed an ap- a means to support rein- to the determination. “Ac- at the top of the police peal with the Civil Service statement to the civil ser- cordingly, without a valid department, nor this de- Commission, claiming the vice position of the Police leave of absence, (Cafarel- cision, changes that,” said city failed to reinstate him Lieutenant.” li) is not entitled to rein- Arrigo. “The (division’s) to his permanent position But to succeed in this statement to his former decision merely confirms after a leave of absence. claim, Cafarelli would position of Police Lieu- that we went about the The commission dis- have needed prior approv- tenant pursuant to civil process properly.” call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 missed the appeal, citing al for the leave from his service law.” to start your lack of jurisdiction over former position of lieu- In a statement, Arrigo Bridget Turcotte can be daily subscription. the subject matter, and tenant. said the decision confirms reached at bturcotte@item- about a month later, in “There is no evidence the city followed proce- live.com. Follow her on April 2018, the appeal was that (Cafarelli) sought and dures that are clearly set Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. On Goldfish Pond, an algae problem

GOLDFISH From A1 “We have been trying to work with the city,” said Kathy Montejunas, a member of the associ- ation. “The algae in the pond for the past couple Hello, of years has been really bad. It is at its absolute My name is Suzanne Iovanna, owner of Pride Motor Group. worst this year. The judg- I know that the flash flooding this past weekend had ment was the algae level was really dangerous if devastating effects on much of our community. I witnessed it anyone was to come into firsthand with many of my employees living in the affected contact with it.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE areas and having their houses flooded. It touched me at the Montejunas said the Lynn City Council President Darren Cyr says flea market serves as dealership level on Sunday when my buildings were water the algae in Goldfish Pond is magnified because the association’s primary it can’t flow out. damaged. I’ve had to deal with difficult news in my own fundraiser. The $2,500 to personal life, but people helping me to get through these $4,000 raised annually when we told them not to,” night for discussion sur- goes toward maintaining he said. “It’s just unbeliev- rounding other ways to difficult times made it easier for me. I would like to offer Goldfish Pond and its sur- able how people can be.” raise funds for park main- my and my staff’s assistance for any of your automotive rounding park. A spokeswoman for tenance. needs At this time, I would like to extend to our local The main problem is Mayor Thomas M. Mc- “Hopefully, we’re able to that it’s a stagnant pond, Gee’s office, who asked not rectify the problem in the community the same discounts I give to all of my employees… which doesn’t have a to be identified, said the next few weeks,” Cyr said. natural water resource pond water is unsafe for “My goal … was to get it pouring into it and water people to come in contact cleaned up. It hasn’t hap- doesn’t have a way to flow with or ingest. EMPLOYEE PRICING TO ALL out of it, said Cyr. The al- pened. It’s extremely frus- She said SOLitude does trating.” gae problem is “100 times the testing and cleanup of EASY NO-HAGGLE BUYING EXPERIENCE worse” at Goldfish Pond all the ponds in Lynn, cit- Gayla Cawley can be than Sluice or Flax ponds ing the $15,000 the state reached at gcawley@item- I know this may not solve all of your problems, because those flow out budget allocated to the live.com. Follow her on into the ocean and have a city for Fiscal Year 2019 Twitter @GaylaCawley. but having one positive experience helps to make things easier. constant flow of water. for treatment and remov- Once again, this has affected our communities, “The algae and what- al of invasive species in ever else is magnified in Lynn ponds. LAW OFFICES OF employees, and my own business. Please call 781-599-1200. Goldfish Pond because it “I think (the algae is) a JAMES J. CARRIGAN can’t flow out,” Cyr said. little bit heightened this • Social Security Disability “Water isn’t being aerated year and (we) don’t know • Workers Compensation right now.” the reason why,” she said. • Accidents “LET’S STAY LYNN STRONG” Cyr said the pond was 25 years located across “We just want to be as pre- from Lynn District Court taped off and signs were cautionary as possible un- Sincerely, put up once the city dis- til we’re able to learn more 15 Johnson St. covered the harmful al- information and devise a 781-596-0100 Suzanne Iovanna gae. plan beyond the typical JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “(There are) still people cleanup every summer.” RONALD D. MALLOY down there with kids, let- Association members www.jamescarriganlaw.com 777 Lynnway, Lynn • PrideMotorGroup.com ting them play in the water will meet on Wednesday [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 OPINION JONATHAN BERNSTEIN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Trump learns the hard Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton way he can’t act alone Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman Donald Trump couldn’t who have criticized him). Trump learn that he’s Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ do a better job of teaching Trump was able to do that mostly harmless and easi- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 everyone how the presi- basically just by giving ly rolled. Which gets to the Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 dency works, according to the order. It immediately second story: Trump’s big 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 classic political scientist caused a severe backlash. military parade. He had or- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Richard Neustadt. Today’s Brennan placed an op-ed dered it, and the Pentagon Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 lesson: the costs of acting in the New York Times — which is no fan of wast- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 alone. hitting the president on ing resources with a make- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 All presidents are frus- the Russia scandal. Then work project designed Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 trated by the limitations retired Admiral William mainly to flatter the pres- of the office. As canny H. McRaven put a column ident’s ego — seemingly Circulation observers have noticed, in the Washington Post of- was going along. Until, on [email protected] Trump tends to deal with fering to give up his own Thursday, word leaked that Ext. 3 that by gravitating toward clearance. And then a doz- the budget for the parade Newsroom things that he can do all en former high-ranking had exploded to $92 million [email protected] by himself, so we get par- CIA officials did the same from $12 million. Which [email protected] dons, stripping people of thing. As Slate’s Fred Ka- turned out to be enough to Ext. 4 security clearances and plan commented, it was get the thing canceled — or, Sports EDITORIAL holding summits. Richard “an uncharacteristic act” at least, postponed to some [email protected] Nixon, when he couldn’t for almost all of them. date in 2019. Ext. 5 get things done he wanted, This isn’t a public opin- We don’t know for a fact went around the system ion story (at least not di- Retail and Online that the Pentagon deliber- Advertising to try to do those things rectly). It’s about Trump’s ately came up with a bloat- [email protected] A driverless (such as, say, spying on awful professional rep- ed budget and leaked it to political opponents when utation. It’s also about the news media in order to ADVERTISING the FBI refused to do it). Trump’s future dealings spike the whole thing. But Ernie Carpenter Jr. Trump, facing the same with the intelligence that’s where my money is. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 streetscape? obstacles, instead retreats community. Odds are Oh, and expect something [email protected] to those things that the that if a bunch of former very similar to happen to system does allow him to high-ranking folks are Michele Iannaco Trump’s Space Force — Sales Representative, ext. 1315 do without anyone’s per- willing to speak out, that another idea that Trump [email protected] Plan on it. mission or cooperation. means rank-and-file folks finds really cool but that David McBournie And when he doesn’t do are livid as well, and they the Pentagon bureaucracy Sales Representative, ext. 1280 that, he attempts to order may well hold it against To find a prism into how cities and suburbs will almost certainly doesn’t [email protected] those around him to do Trump when he wants evolve in coming years and decades, look no fur- want anything to do with. Ralph Mitchell what he wants even if they something in the future ther than the lowly curb. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 have the ability to say no. … just as the rank-and- Jonathan Bernstein is a [email protected] That concrete barrier between street and side- So we have two new sto- file at many other execu- Bloomberg Opinion colum- walk has always been that place where we park Patricia Whalen ries. One is Trump’s deci- tive-branch departments nist covering politics and Sales Representative, ext. 1310 cars, alight buses and hail taxis. During parades, sion to strip former CIA and agencies are upset policy. He taught political [email protected] it’s that makeshift bench that gives our tired director John Brennan with Trump and his pol- science at the University of BUSINESS OFFICE legs a moment of rest. of his security clearance icies and willing to use Texas at San Antonio and Now, fast-forward to, say, 2050. What will (and floating plans to strip the bureaucratic weapons DePauw University and Susan J. Conti the curbside world look like? Will segments be Controller, ext. 1288 clearances from other for- they have against him. wrote A Plain Blog About [email protected] set off as pick-up/drop-off points for driverless mer government officials People who deal with Politics. Ubers and Lyfts flitting in and out with clock- Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 work precision? Will Divvy or scooter docking [email protected] stations take up more space along the curb, as Marian Kinney we embrace ways to get off our duffs and out of ext. 1212 our cars? Will there be any room for the holdouts [email protected] among us who refuse to let go of SUV steering Will Kraft wheels? Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 It’s that kind of imaginative yet necessary con- [email protected] ceptualizing that regional transportation plan- Jennifer Perez ners are undertaking right now, and urging mu- ext. 1205 nicipalities to undertake on their own. [email protected] Like every American metro area, the Chicago Mike Shanahan region faces head-spinning changes to the way Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 people get around in coming decades. Driverless [email protected] car and truck technology will be one part of that Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 transformation. It won’t change just the way we [email protected] get to and from work — it will change the move- Jim Wilson ment of goods and freight, our streetscape infra- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 structure, even our choices of where we live. RAMESH PONNURU [email protected] The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning CIRCULATION has begun mulling these concepts, and its input Lisa Mahmoud will appear in its “Go to 2050” Plan, a blueprint Manager, ext. 1239 for tackling the region’s myriad challenges three A church in denial, still [email protected] decades from now. CLASSIFIED The plan’s research and guidance will help “I don’t think this is port was released. It pro- the enemies of the church Abbe Young Smith steer decisions about how and where local coun- some massive, massive voked an immediate out- for sensationalizing it; in Manager, ext. 1276 ty and state governments spend your tax dollars. crisis,” said Cardinal Don- cry and was taken down a some cases they knew and [email protected] Transportation projects in Chicago’s seven-coun- ald Wuerl, the Catholic few hours after launching. thought well of the abus- NEWSROOM ty region that are vying for federal funding must archbishop of Washington, Wuerl is an egregious ers. This time it is liberal be endorsed by CMAP’s plan to be eligible for D.C., in a statement that case. But he isn’t alone in Mike Alongi Catholics who are more Sports Reporter ext. 1228 that money. could not possibly be more failing to treat this disas- prone to this reaction. CMAP officials tell us that city and suburban [email protected] wrong. Speaking three ter — the appalling abuse, Because they considered leaders don’t have to wait until 2050 to begin Bill Brotherton weeks after revelations the cover-ups, or even the Wuerl and (especially) Mc- mapping out strategies for an increasingly driv- Features Editor ext. 1338 about his predecessor’s anguish it is causing the Carrick to be their allies, [email protected] erless world. They can — should — start doing sexual predation against Catholic faithful — with some of them are insisting that now. Gayla Cawley boys and young priests, the gravity it deserves. In on ferreting out the crit- Reporter, ext. 1236 “Planning for these things today does help,” Wuerl said he was aware my own parish, in Alex- ics’ alleged motives rather [email protected] Elizabeth Schuh, a principal policy analyst that a harrowing Pennsyl- andria, Va., where many than maintaining a focus Cheryl Charles at CMAP, tells us. “So when we talk about au- vania grand-jury report in the pews have had con- on the victims, and on pre- News Editor, ext. 1278 tomated vehicles, we’re talking about people [email protected] would soon document the tacts with McCarrick over venting future victims. getting dropped off at a curb and the car going sexual abuse of 1,000 chil- the years, I have heard Bella diGrazia somewhere else. There are best practices for you The U.S. Conference Reporter, ext. 1317 dren by Catholic clergy no priest mention any of of Catholic Bishops has as a community to rethink your curb-space … these things at Sunday [email protected] and criticize Wuerl’s own announced “an investi- sorting out bikes, pedestrians, parking, drop-off treatment of some abus- Mass. Our bishop, Mi- Thomas Grillo gation into the questions zones, bus stops — rethinking that environment ers. chael Burbidge, included Reporter, ext. 1264 surrounding Archbishop [email protected] so that everyone moves smoothly.” Wuerl allowed that the only the most elliptical McCarrick.” But we do There’s only so much advance planning that news about his predeces- reference to them in a re- Spenser Hasak not yet know if that in- Photographer, ext. 1332 you can do — or need to do. Aircraft manufactur- sor, Theodore McCarrick, cent homily: “There are [email protected] ers are already working on prototypes for flying was “a terrible disappoint- moments in life where we vestigation will be as in- Thor Jourgensen taxis, but that doesn’t mean Chicago or Schaum- ment.” He also said that seem to need God’s con- dependent of the bishops as promised, will have full Editorial Director, ext. 1267 burg should start repurposing parking garage “we need to have some- solation and reassurance [email protected] access to all the informa- rooftops as landing zones. Ride-share through thing that would also be more than ever. And in Daniel Kane the air is still many years away. We think. a mechanism for when a light of some unsettling tion it seeks, or will lead to Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 But the advent of driverless cars is a much bishop has not been as times in our church and full cooperation by church [email protected] more realistic prospect. In a recent research re- faithful as he needs to recent revelations, it cer- officials with law enforce- Steve Krause port, CMAP said industry experts project sales be, even if the charges go tainly seems to be one of ment in the future. Nor do Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 of driverless vehicles to begin sometime between back 40, 50 years.” Even those moments.” we know, finally, if Pope [email protected] the mid-2020s and early 2030s. Driverless car amid that march of eu- Unsettling times? Some Francis will take this oc- Owen O’Rourke testing in real-life settings has already begun. phemism and evasion, one bishops have been forth- casion to accept Wuerl’s Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] “If you think automated vehicles are 20 years phrase should leap out. In right about the rot in the resignation. away, you’re living in a dream world,” Randy the context of discussing a church. I suspect there are Only when we have Emma LeBlanc Pérez those answers will we Copy Editor Blankenhorn, director of the Illinois Depart- predecessor who had done Catholic priests and bish- [email protected] ment of Transportation, told the City Club of a lot to destroy a boy’s life ops who fear that such know whether the Cath- Harold Rivera Chicago last November. “They are here, and they — who had raped him for talk will shake people’s olic Church in America is Sports Editor, ext. 1238 are here now.” years — Wuerl spoke of a faith. But it is the rot itself taking seriously what is [email protected] CMAP’s finished 2050 plan is expected to be bishop who “has not been that is doing that, and it is certainly the worst crisis Roberto Scalese published in October. When we met with the as faithful as he needs to a poor faith that imagines it has experienced since Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 CMAP folks, one takeaway was a message for be,” a comment that could that Jesus needs our dis- I was received into it, 14 [email protected] regional and local leaders: Don’t wait until 2040 more aptly be applied honesty or our silence. years ago, by one Theodore Mark Sutherland or 2030 or even 2020 to start thinking about how to someone who had ne- Something else is im- McCarrick. Creative Director the region’s streets, curbsides, and infrastruc- glected to say his morning peding the reckoning that [email protected] ture will need to change once driverless technol- prayers. must come: church poli- Ramesh Ponnuru is a Anne Marie Tobin ogy rolls around. “They need to think about these Let it not be said, how- tics. During the first wave Bloomberg Opinion colum- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] things now,” CMAP’s Tina Smith told us. That’s ever, that Wuerl is slow of the abuse scandal in nist. He is a senior editor not fanciful thinking — it’s smart planning. to appreciate all dangers. 2002, conservative Cath- at National Review, visit- Bridget Turcotte He had what can only be olics sometimes dragged ing fellow at the American Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. described as a P.R. website their feet in recognizing Enterprise Institute and ready to go when the re- the evidence. They blamed contributor to CBS News. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Fearful of losing Roe, the left pushes Schumer for action By Alan Fram Supreme Court decision ASSOCIATED PRESS that established abortion rights. WASHINGTON — At "We're looking to Sen. least once a week, they Schumer to unite the assemble in Capitol meet- Democratic caucus to fight ing rooms for an hour-long Kavanaugh," said Ben strategy session. Senate Wikler, Washington direc- Minority Leader Chuck tor of the activist MoveOn. Schumer convenes the org. He said unless leaders gatherings, which regu- unify the party and raise larly include several Dem- the battle's visibility, the ocratic senators, a dozen news media will focus on Senate aides and repre- Trump nemeses like fired sentatives of about 20 lib- White House aide Oma- eral organizations. rosa Manigault Newman PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The goal: figuring out and lawyer Michael Av- Rudy Giuliani took to Twitter to say, “My state- how to derail President enatti. ment was not meant as a pontification on mor- Donald Trump's Supreme It's the latest manifesta- al theology.” Court pick, conservative tion of the Democratic de- appellate judge Brett Ka- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bate over how ideologically vanaugh. Up to now, par- pure and confrontational ticipants say the strategy Chuck Schumer plans to meet with Brett Kava- the party's strategies and Giuliani clarifies his sessions have been cordial. naugh early this week. candidates should be in Yet with Senate Judiciary resisting Trump and his Committee hearings just ing states vote "no," while uphill fight to block Kava- hard-right stances. That puzzling statement: two weeks off, cracks in avoiding explicitly press- naugh. battle has played out in the alliance are showing. ing them. But the party's "It's really a test for Democratic congressio- ‘truth isn’t truth’ Schumer, D-N.Y., who restive left wing says he's Schumer," said Elizabeth nal primaries around the plans to meet Kavanaugh not aggressively rallying Beavers, associate policy country and in Congress, WASHINGTON (AP) — meant as a pontification privately early this week, Democratic lawmakers director of Indivisible, an where left-wing lawmak- President Donald Trump's on moral theology," he is methodically building to oppose the nominee, anti-Trump group. "Is he ers are pushing propos- personal attorney says he tweeted, "but one refer- arguments that would thwarting the momentum going to be the minori- als like universal health wasn't trying to make an ring to the situation where help vulnerable Democrat- needed to galvanize voters ty leader who lost Roe?" care that other Democrats existential point about the two people make precisely ic senators in Trump-lov- and maybe even win the Roe v. Wade is the 1973 shun. meaning of veracity when contradictory statements, he declared "truth isn't the classic 'he said, she truth." said' puzzle. Sometimes Rudy Giuliani's puz- further inquiry can reveal The Cardinal McCarrick scandal zling statement on NBC's the truth other times it "Meet the Press" on Sun- doesn't." day, following one by an- Giuliani had told "Meet inflames debate over gay priests other Trump aide last the Press" host Chuck year about "alternative Todd that Trump might By David Crary "Any purge would empty facts," suggested that peo- "get trapped into perjury" ASSOCIATED PRESS parishes and religious or- ple in Trump's orbit might if he were interviewed by ders of the thousands of be denying the existence the special counsel's Rus- NEW YORK — Alle- priests (and bishops) who of reality. sia investigation. "You gations that disgraced lead healthy lives of ser- Giuliani says his intent tell me that, you know, he ex-Cardinal Theodore Mc- vice and faithful lives of was more mundane: to should testify because he's Carrick engaged in sex celibacy." make the case that having going to tell the truth and with adult seminarians That outlook infuriates Trump sit down for an in- he shouldn't worry, well, have inflamed a long-run- some conservative Catho- terview with special coun- that's so silly because it's ning debate about the lics. sel Robert Mueller's team somebody's version of the presence of gay men in the Citing McCarrick's case, wouldn't accomplish much truth. Not the truth." Roman Catholic priest- Michael Hichborn of the because of the conflicting When Todd replied: hood. nature of witnesses' recol- "Truth is truth," Giuliani Some conservatives are Lepanto Institute, which promotes traditional lections. responded: "No, it isn't calling for a purge of all "My statement was not truth. Truth isn't truth." gay priests, a challenging Catholic teaching, says task given that they are there must be a "complete believed to be numerous and thorough removal of and few are open about all homosexual clergymen Kavanaugh in memo their sexual orienta- from the church." tion. Moderates want the "It is going to be difficult pushed graphic sex church to eliminate the and will likely result in a need for secrecy by pro- very serious priest short- claiming that gay men are age," Hichborn said. "But questions for Clinton welcome if they can be ef- it's definitely worth the fective priests who commit effort." By Kevin Freking While the McCarrick to celibacy. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Among the most outspo- scandal has intensified ken moderates is the Rev. debate in the U.S. about Investigations may determine if church lead- WASHINGTON — Su- James Martin, a Jesuit gays in the priesthood, it's ers turned a blind eye to Theodore McCarrick’s preme Court nominee priest and writer whose a global issue. Recent gay penchant for young seminarians. Brett Kavanaugh suggest- book, "Building a Bridge," priest sex scandals have ed that attorneys prepar- envisions a path toward surfaced in Chile, Hondu- follow-up allegations of it comes to homosexu- ing to question President warmer relations between ras, France and Italy. sexual misconduct in sem- ality, is nuanced. The Bill Clinton in 1998 seek the Catholic Church and In the U.S., where inves- inaries. Cardinal Sean church says gays should graphic details about the the LGBT community. tigations may determine O'Malley of Boston recent- be treated with dignity president's sexual re- "The idea of a purge of if church leaders turned ly announced an investi- and respect, yet it has long lationship with Monica gay priests is both ridic- a blind eye to McCarrick's gation into his diocesan taught that homosexual Lewinsky. ulous and dangerous," penchant for young semi- seminary. acts are "intrinsically dis- The questions are part of Martin said in an email. narians, there have been Catholic teaching, when ordered." a memo in which Kavana- ugh advised Independent Counsel Ken Starr and others not to give the pres- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ident "any break" during Sources: Prosecutors are preparing Brett Kavanaugh sug- questioning. He suggested Clinton be asked wheth- gested that Bill Clin- their charges against Michael Cohen er he had phone sex with ton be asked whether Lewinsky and whether he he had phone sex with By Tom Hays subpoenaed records from performed specific sexual Monica Lewinsky. ASSOCIATED PRESS Sterling National Bank, acts. one of the institutions that Kavanaugh worked on to disgrace Starr and the NEW YORK — Michael loaned Cohen money with Starr's team investigating independent counsel's of- Cohen, President Donald his ownership in taxi cabs Clinton. He said it may fice with "a sustained pro- Trump's former personal as collateral, one of the not be "our job to impose paganda campaign that lawyer, could be charged people said. The material sanctions on him, but it is would make Nixon blush." before the end of the was sought because it's our job to make his pat- Kavanaugh in the memo month with bank fraud in suspected Cohen falsified tern of revolting behavior states, "The president his dealings with the taxi some of the paperwork, clear — piece by painful has disgraced his Office, industry and with com- the person said. piece." the legal system, and the mitting other financial The memo was released American people by hav- crimes, two people famil- The people, who weren't authorized to discuss the on Monday by the Nation- ing sex with a 22-year-old iar with the federal probe al Archives and Records case and spoke on Monday intern and turning her life said Monday. Administration. In the on condition of anonymity, into a shambles." The people confirmed subject line, Kavanaugh refused to answer ques- The release from the reports that federal prose- asks, "Slack for the Pres- Archives comes before cutors in Manhattan were tions about speculation ident?" confirmation hearings for considering charging Co- that Cohen still might Kavanaugh goes on to Kavanaugh, scheduled hen after months of spec- strike a plea deal with answer the question with for the week after Labor ulation over a case that prosecutors requiring his a resounding no. Day. Kavanaugh has been has been a distraction cooperation. He said he had tried to making courtesy calls to for the White House with Absent a quick reso- bend over backward to lution, it's believed that senators and met Monday the midterm elections ap- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be fair to Clinton and to proaching. prosecutors would put think of reasonable de- for about an hour with the The New York Times re- off a decision on how to As part of the investigation, prosecutors have fenses for his behavior, senior Democratic mem- ported Sunday, based on go forward with the case subpoenaed records from Sterling National Bank, but in the end, became ber of the committee, Sen. anonymous sources, that until after the election in one of the institutions that loaned Cohen money. convinced there were Dianne Feinstein of Cali- prosecutors have been fo- compliance with an infor- none. "The idea of going fornia. cusing on more than $20 mal Justice Department Cohen, Lanny Davis, de- "fixer" before FBI agents easy on him at the ques- Senate Majority Leader million in loans obtained policy of avoiding bringing clined to comment Mon- raided his offices and a ho- tioning is thus abhorrent Mitch McConnell hopes by taxi businesses that prosecutions that could be day. A spokesman for tel where he was staying to me," Kavanaugh wrote. to have Kavanaugh con- Cohen and his family seen as political and influ- Sterling National Bank while renovations were He also accused Clin- firmed to replace retired own. ence voters. declined to comment. being done on his apart- ton of committing perjury, Justice Anthony Kennedy As part of the investi- Both the U.S. attorney's Cohen had gained no- ment in a Trump-devel- turning the Secret Service before the new court ses- gation, prosecutors have office and an attorney for toriety as Trump's loyal oped building. upside down, and trying sion begins Oct. 1. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Official faces manslaughter All address information, particu- day; on South Street at 3:38 Revere Street at 9:44 p.m. larly arrests, reflect police records. In a.m. on Monday; on Union Friday; at Walgreens on Broad- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Street at 2:04 p.m. on Monday. way at 2:49 p.m. Saturday; on trial over deaths in Michigan it is the sole responsibility of the con- Reservoir Avenue at 9:53 p.m. Theft Saturday; on Kimball Avenue By Ed White cerned party to contact the relevant at 10:29 p.m. Saturday. ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- A report of a larceny at 780 partment issue a notice of correction Lynnway at 11:48 a.m. on FLINT, Mich. — A judge Complaints on Monday ordered Mich- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Sunday; at 13 Seymour Ave. igan's health director to ifications will not be made without at 9:09 p.m. on Sunday; at A report of a noise complaint 592 Lynnway at 1:10 p.m. on at Joe’s Market on Squire Road stand trial for involun- express notice of change from the Monday. at 3:33 a.m. Friday. tary manslaughter in two arresting police department. A report of shoplifting at CVS A report of threats on Cres- deaths linked to Legion- Pharmacy, 65 Boston St., at cent Avenue at 3:51 p.m. Fri- naires' disease in the Flint LYNN 10:23 a.m. on Monday. day; at Walgreens on Broadway area, the highest-ranking A report of a motor vehicle at 1:32 p.m. Saturday. official to face criminal Arrests theft at 15R Alley St. at 12:45 A report of fireworks on Fol- charges as a result of the p.m. on Monday. som Street at 7:42 p.m. Friday; city's tainted water scan- Cory Butler, 21, of 147 at Oxford Park at 7:43 p.m. Fri- dal. Washington St., was arrested Vandalism day. Nick Lyon is accused of and charged with disorderly A report of vandalism to a failing to issue a timely conduct at 7 a.m. on Monday. A report of vandalism to a motor vehicle on Crescent Av- alert about the outbreak. Idelky Espinal, 32, of 135 motor vehicle at 11 Lyman St. enue at 9:47 p.m. Friday. District Court Judge Da- Lafayette St., Salem, was ar- at 12:13 p.m. on Sunday. A report of vandalism on vid Goggins said deaths rested and charged with dis- A report of vandalism at 1 Broadway at 12:30 p.m. Sat- likely could have been orderly conduct at 11:13 p.m. Breed Terrace at 12:55 p.m. urday; on Reservoir Avenue at prevented if the outbreak FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on Sunday. on Sunday. 9:53 p.m. Saturday. had been publicly known. Dana King, 34, of 30 A report of threats to kill on He said keeping the pub- Nick Lyon is accused of failing to issue a time- Hollingsworth St., was arrested MARBLEHEAD Walnut Avenue at 2:38 p.m. lic in the dark was "cor- ly alert about the outbreak of tainted water in and charged with breaking and Saturday. rupt." Flint, Mich. entering nighttime for felony Arrest Goggins found probable and larceny from building at Overdoses cause for a trial in Gene- pneumonia, especially in speculation about the ex- 10:25 p.m. on Sunday. Olivia Vanbuskirk, 29, of 3 see County court, a legal people with weakened im- act cause of Legionnaires' William Nieves, 42, of 10A Mechanic Court, was arrested A report of a possible over- standard that isn't as high mune systems. and not enough solid in- North Franklin St., was arrest- on a non-Marblehead warrant dose on Derby Road at 8:31 as beyond a reasonable At least 90 cases of Le- formation to share earlier ed and charged with a second at 6:46 p.m. on Sunday. a.m. Saturday; on Yeamans doubt. Lyon also faces a gionnaires' occurred in with the public. offense of operating under the Street at 7:09 p.m. Saturday. charge of misconduct in Genesee County, including The investigation by the influence of liquor and child Complaints office. 12 deaths. More than half state attorney general's endangerment while operating Theft When the judge an- of the people had a com- office is part of a larger under the influence at 9:43 A bartender called and re- nounced his decision, a mon thread: They spent probe into how Flint's wa- p.m. on Sunday. ported a customer had passed A report of a breaking and woman in the gallery said, time at McLaren Hospital, ter system became con- out but then regained con- entering on Beach Street at "Yes, yes, yes." which was on the Flint taminated when the city Accidents sciousness on State Street. 11:32 a.m. Friday. "It's a long way from water system. used Flint River water The customer was cleared af- A report of shoplifting from over," Lyon told The Asso- The outbreak was an- for 18 months. The water A report of a hit and run ter signing a patient refusal at Walgreens on Broadway at ciated Press. He declined nounced by Gov. Rick Sny- wasn't treated to reduce motor vehicle crash at 80 1:15 p.m. on Sunday. 2:30 p.m. Friday; at Target on further comment. der and Lyon in January corrosion. As a result, lead Chatham St. at 12:46 p.m. A caller reported people Furlong Drive at 8:55 p.m. Fri- Some experts have 2016, although Lyon con- leached from old pipes. on Sunday; at Oak and Wal- loading beach rocks into their day; from Target at 5:37 p.m. blamed Legionnaires' on cedes that he knew that An additional 14 current nut streets at 2:03 p.m. on car at Ocean Avenue and Flint Saturday. Flint's water, which wasn't cases were being reported or former state and local Sunday; at 88 Franklin St. at Street. Responding officers properly treated when it many months earlier. He officials have been charged 1:25 a.m. on Monday; at 70 spoke to the group, informed SAUGUS was drawn from the Flint is director of the Health with crimes, either related Moulton St. at 12:34 p.m. on them it’s not allowed, and ad- River in 2014 and 2015. and Human Services De- to Legionnaires' or lead in Monday. vised them to put the rocks Accidents Legionella bacteria can partment. the water. Four agreed to A report of a motor vehicle back at 4:14 p.m. on Sunday. emerge through misting Nonetheless, he denies misdemeanor plea deals; crash at 233 Chestnut St. at A caller reported kids doing A report of a motor vehicle and cooling systems, trig- wrongdoing. Lyon's attor- the other cases are mov- 5:48 p.m. on Sunday; at Mar- wheelies on their bicycles go- accident at 5 Essex St. at 1:48 gering a severe form of neys said there was much ing slowly. ket Basket, 40 Federal St., at ing across the Causeway, cre- p.m. Friday; at 30 Broadway 7:12 p.m. on Sunday; at Lin- ating a traffic problem at 5:51 at 2:17 p.m. Friday; at Hess wood and Walnut streets at p.m. on Sunday. Oil Corp. at 220 Broadway at Colorado man charged with murder 7:33 p.m. on Sunday; at 73 An officer was approached 4:58 p.m. Friday; at 492 Lin- Grant St. at 7:50 p.m. on Sun- by a woman who was hosting coln Ave. at 12:54 p.m. Satur- says his wife killed their daughters day; at Johnson and Laighton a 12-year-old’s birthday party day; on Broadway at 6:26 p.m. Saturday; at Jo-Ann Fabrics on streets at 1:33 a.m. on Mon- at the pavilion at the beach By James Anderson day; at 884 Western Ave. at near Ocean Avenue. She said Broadway at 12:25 p.m. Sun- and Kathleen Foody 10 a.m. on Monday; at Dona there was a man wearing a day; at 17 Vincent St. at 1:52 ASSOCIATED PRESS and Lynnfield streets at 12:01 navy blue speedo bathing suit, p.m. Sunday; at Savers Depart- p.m. on Monday; at Shaws in his mid 50s, who spoke with ment Store at 1:17 p.m. Sun- DENVER — A Colorado Supermarket, 43 State St., at an accent. She said the man day; at Burger King Restaurant man told police that he 12:46 p.m. on Monday; at 35 was nearby the kids, staring on Broadway at 3:41 p.m.; at killed his pregnant wife Washington St. at 1:18 p.m. at them, and when he went to Square One Mall on Broadway in “a rage” when he dis- on Monday. throw away his trash he chose at 5:58 a.m. Monday. covered she had strangled A report of a motor vehicle the barrel closest to them. The their two daughters after he sought a separation, crash with personal injury at woman stated she had words Complaints according to an arrest affi- 12 Boston St. at 5:54 p.m. on with him but he argued back A report of wires down on davit released on Monday Sunday; at 506 Western Ave. saying it was a public beach. David Drive at 11:06 a.m. Fri- at 9:01 p.m. on Sunday. shortly after prosecutors The kids’ fathers arrived and day; at 10 Sunnyside Ave. at charged the man with his encouraged the man to leave 2:42 p.m. Saturday. family’s murders. Assaults the area at 6:48 p.m. on Sun- A caller reported a suspi- According to the affi- day. A report of an assault and cious white vehicle, possibly davit, Christopher Watts A caller reported seeing a selling drugs at Saville and told his wife, Shanann, battery on Johnson Street at hypodermic syringe near the 10:51 a.m. on Sunday; at 16 Bridge streets at 12:31 a.m. that he wanted to sepa- trash on Ferry Lane at 7:38 Saturday. rate when she returned Euclid Road at 11:34 a.m. on p.m. on Sunday. Responding Monday. A report of a man in a white from a business trip early PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS officers secured the needle. tank top following a female in on the morning of Aug. 13. A walk-in reported a party a blue shirt and yelling at her A photograph of Shanann Watts and her daugh- Breaking and Entering Watts told police that he ters, Bella, 4, left, and Celeste, 3, sits atop a upstairs of his home on Wash- at Burger King Restaurant on walked downstairs after makeshift memorial in Frederick, Colo. A report of a breaking and ington Street, where afterward Broadway at 4:56 p.m. Satur- the conversation. entering at 62 Chatham St. at he heard an air conditioning day. When he returned to work site and dumped the nine felony charges were 9:50 p.m. on Sunday. unit fall out of a window and A report of an intoxicated the couple’s bedroom, onto the floor at 1:46 a.m. on man causing a disturbance in Watts said he checked a remains of 4-year-old Bel- filed against Watts, a Complaints Monday. Responding officers the front lobby of Avalon Mo- baby monitor on Shan- la and 3-year-old Celeste judge granted prosecutors’ were unable to make contact tel on Broadway at 3:31 a.m. ann’s nightstand and saw inside oil tanks. request to unseal it. A report of threats made with the person living upstairs Sunday. his wife strangling their A judge on Friday de- Watts faces three first-de- at 75 Haviland Ave. at 10:38 until they attempted entry. The A report of two young chil- youngest daughter while nied a request by defense gree murder charges, two a.m. on Sunday; at 3 Kingsley person could be heard from dren running in and out of their oldest daughter lawyer James Merson to counts of murdering a Terrace at 7:53 p.m. on Sun- inside the apartment playing the street and they were being sprawled on her bed, look- require the coroner to col- child, one count of unlaw- day; at 7 Liberty Square at with the volume of the televi- dragged by a thin white female ing blue. lect DNA from the necks ful termination of a preg- 9:02 p.m. on Sunday; at 580 sion set. with black hair at 1:26 p.m. Watts, 33, said he then of the children. nancy and three counts of Essex St. at 3:03 p.m. on Mon- Sunday. “went into a rage” and Autopsies have been tampering with a deceased day. REVERE A Sunnyside Park resident strangled his wife. completed but not re- human body. A report of a fight at 34 Ha- reported his neighbor was He told police that he leased. The charges come a nover St. at 3:07 p.m. on Sun- Arrest causing a disturbance at 2:41 loaded all three bodies into The arrest affidavit was week after a friend re- day; at El Malecon Bar, 170 p.m. Sunday. After police left, his work truck, and then sealed at prosecutors’ re- ported Shanann Watts, 34, Union St., at 10:55 p.m. on Marvin Sanchez, 35, of 751 the resident called again to he buried his wife at an oil quest until Monday. After and the girls missing. Sunday. Broadway Apt. 202, Chelsea, report the neighbor threatened A report of an unwelcome was arrested and charged with him and his children. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS guest at 69 Lynnway at 5:20 failure to stop or yield, unli- p.m. on Sunday; at 126 Union censed operation of a motor Theft St. at 1:50 p.m. on Monday; at vehicle, and warrant charges. Little boy riding bike struck had not issued any cita- any victims. But two men 15 Evelyn St. at 2:16 p.m. on A report of shoplifting at and killed by SUV tions or criminal charges. checked themselves into a Monday. Accidents Walmart on Broadway at 7:22 hospital a short time later A report of a possible gun- p.m. Friday. WORCESTER (AP) — A Police: 4 injured in with gunshot wounds. shot at 18 Bond St. at 12:14 A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle 3-year-old boy has been 2 weekend shootings Both men are expected a.m. on Monday. accident at Garfield Avenue breaking and entering at 3:50 struck and killed by an to recover. and Alger Road at 7:45 a.m. p.m. Friday; on Lenox Avenue SUV while riding his in Springfield Police: 24 vehicles broken Overdoses Friday; at Revere City Hall on at 8:08 am. Monday. bicycle in an apartment SPRINGFIELD (AP) — complex parking lot. Broadway at 10:51 a.m. Friday; A caller reported while he Springfield police have re- into over 3-day span Worcester police say the A report of a possible over- on Pleasant Street at 11:07 was in the Square One Mall sponded to two weekend boy was initially riding QUINCY (AP) — Po- dose on Lewis Street at 12:44 a.m. Friday; at Northgate with his friend, their bikes were shootings within hours of stolen from the bike rack at on the sidewalk but at lice are searching for p.m. on Sunday; on Eastern Shopping Center on Squire each other that left four Avenue at 5:19 p.m. on Sun- Road at 6:55 p.m. Friday; on 2:24 p.m. Sunday. some point went into the the suspects who broke parking lot at about 2:45 people injured. into 24 vehicles over the p.m. Sunday. The shootings happened weekend. He was struck by the between 12:30 a.m. and Quincy police say the front end of an SUV 3 a.m. Sunday in Spring- break-ins happened Lynn Drug Task Force pulling out of a parking field. between late Thursday 781-477-4444 spot. The driver of the Police responded to the and Saturday. Investiga- Hotline SUV brought the boy and first shooting and found a tors say 11 of the vehi- his father to the hospital, man and a woman suffer- cles were in a parking where the child died. ing gunshot wounds. Both garage. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY The boy’s father told have been hospitalized Police are warning driv- The Telegram & Gazette with non-life threatening ers to lock their doors and or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) that the SUV was driven injuries. remove valuables from by a family friend who Authorities later their vehicles. Spanish menu available didn’t see his son. He responded to a shooting Anyone with informa- described the crash as an recorded by the city’s gun- tion about the break-ins accident. fire detection system. is asked to contact the All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Police continue to inves- Police found evidence of Quincy Police Depart- Callers may remain anonymous. tigate but as of Sunday a shooting but didn’t find ment. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Report: #MeToo activist Argento settled sexual assault complaint

NEW YORK (AP) — Ital- Associated Press on Mon- ian actress Asia Argento day, a lawyer for Bennett — one of the most promi- said the actor "does not nent activists of the #Me- wish to comment on the Too movement against documents or the events" sexual harassment — re- at this time. cently settled a complaint The statement asked for filed against her by a privacy and noted that young actor and musician Bennett would take "the who said she sexually as- next 24 hours, or longer, to saulted him when he was prepare his response." 17, the New York Times Argento became one reported. of the most well-known Argento, 42, settled the activists of the #MeToo notice of intent to sue filed movement after she told by Jimmy Bennett, who the New Yorker magazine is now 22, for $380,000 that Weinstein raped her shortly after she said last at the Cannes Film Fes- October that movie mogul tival in 1997 when she Harvey Weinstein raped was 21. Argento told the her, the Times reported. magazine that she contin- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Argento and Bennett PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ued to have a relationship co-starred in a 2004 film with Weinstein because Asia Argento became one of the most well- “The Other Woman” is Sandie Jones’ debut called "The Heart Is De- she was afraid of angering novel. ceitful Above All Things" known #MeToo movement activists after she him. in which Argento played told the New Yorker magazine that Weinstein Weinstein has been in- Bennett's prostitute moth- raped her at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival. dicted on sex crime accu- er. sations involving three In Sandie Jones’ Bennett says in the no- counter traumatized Ben- Argento and Bennett in women, but not including tice that he had sex with nett and hurt his career, bed. Three people familiar Argento. Argento in a California the Times reported. with the case said the doc- Representatives for Ar- novel, mom is a hotel in 2013. The age of The newspaper said it uments were authentic, gento did not respond to consent in California is 18. received court documents the Times reported. a request from The Asso- The notice says the en- that included a selfie of In a statement to The ciated Press for comment. lurking monster

By Oline H. Cogdill tions by asking about her Review: Gilbert O’Sullivan’s 19th ASSOCIATED PRESS background. Then Emily is introduced to Pammie, "The Other Woman" (Mi- who seems nice at first — album is even better than his 1st notaur), by Sandie Jones and tells Adam how much The other woman in she likes Emily. But soon By Pablo Gorondi "What Is It About My the title of Sandie Jones' Pammie indulges in little ASSOCIATED PRESS Girl" is a steady trot with thriller isn't an ex-girl- aggressions, like fainting a funky lead guitar while friend, a new affair or when Adam proposes to Gilbert O'Sullivan, "Gil- "This Riff" is pure Jerry an obsessive stalker — Emily during a party, crit- bert O'Sullivan" (BMG) Lee Lewis, with multiple though heroine Emily icizing her wedding gown Gilbert O'Sullivan is still pianos and Chas Hodges Havistock might welcome during a fitting, inviting himself — reflective, sen- (from Chas & Dave) on any of those rivals for the Emily's worst enemy on a sitive and witty — on his harmony vocals. "No Head affections of Adam Banks. trip and faking illnesses. 19th studio album, which For Figures But Yours" Instead, the conniving Adam refuses to believe often sounds like his 1971 continues O'Sullivan's woman who wants to keep that his mother is any- debut, maybe even better. knack for gentle rockers. Adam all to herself is the thing less than perfect. If you haven't noticed The sprightly "The Mind one person Emily has Emily begins to wonder any of O'Sullivan's new Boggles," in a Monty Py- no chance against — his just what happened to Ad- music over the past, oh, 40 thon vein, and "Dansette mother, Pammie. am's previous girlfriend years or so, you may think Dreams And 45's," with A seemingly meek, phys- who died in an accident this is a comeback of sorts. an elegant string arrange- ically weak and thoughtful and whose body was found In truth, the Ireland-born, ment, could be a crusty mother, Pammie is a mon- by Pammie. England-raised O'Sullivan curmudgeon's manifes- ster in disguise, who will Jones keeps "The Other has been releasing records tos about driverless cars, do anything to keep her Woman" on a brisk path at what now counts as a youngsters' cell phone oldest son all to herself in as she delves into the fairly regular pace (every dependency and the cur- this excellent debut. motives of a homegrown three or four years) for de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rent U.S. leader. O'Sulli- British author Jones de- monster. Yet Jones doesn't cades, with blessedly few livers a tightly coiled sto- go overboard developing Gilbert O’ Sullivan’s self-titled album releases van makes them about detours into synthesizers ry in "The Other Woman" Pammie's character. Ev- on Friday. all that, too, but they're and electronic drums. tempered by his reliably and fills it with believable eryone knows someone Under the guidance of sweet-but-not-saccharine characters. Jones' first whose compliments are and Fender Rhodes, Paul mid-tempo pop songs and producer Ethan Johns melodies and his natural novel showcases the lim- veiled insults, or "a barbed (Paul McCartney, Lau- Stacey's electric guitar, even some faster-paced delivery. itless boundaries — and snipe," and whose need- ra Marling, Tom Jones), twin brother Jeremy Stac- tunes, with most giving a Like with his old hits continuing appeal — of iness consumes the air O'Sullivan achieves a ey's drums and Nick Pini's clear idea of what they're "Alone Again (Naturally)," the domestic mystery around them. Emily's love sound here that's more bass seamlessly enhanc- about: "Love How You ''Get Down" or "What's while adding elements of for Adam and her misgiv- straightforward but also ing his acoustic piano. Leave Me," ''I'll Never In A Kiss," O'Sullivan is the psychological thriller. ings about him are believ- richer, with Stephanie There are plenty of high- Love Again," ''The Same again back at the top of Emily quickly falls able. Although the ending Jean's Hammond organ lights among the ballads, The Whole World Over." his game. for London IT recruiter feels rushed, Jones still Adam, and he feels the keeps the story intriguing. same about her. Her only Emily just wants a hap- hesitation is Adam never py home and her belief in Gretchen Carlson: Miss America’s wants to talk about his the power of love enhances past or his family, prefer- the realism of "The Other bullying claims cost pageant $75K ring to deflect any ques- Woman." By Wayne Parry that $75,000 in scholar- Autistic visitors can ASSOCIATED PRESS ships which would have been the first scholarship now proceed with ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. increase in years is no lon- — Miss America chair- ger on the table as a direct woman Gretchen Carlson result of the explosive al- Disney park lawsuits has struck back against legations in your letter." the reigning Miss Ameri- "The impact won't stop By Mike Schneider Under the parks' cur- ca, saying Cara Mund's al- there," Carlson continued. ASSOCIATED PRESS rent program, Disney al- legations that Carlson and "We are already seeing lows visitors with disabil- others bullied her have ORLANDO, Fla. — Vis- a negative ripple effect ities to get a special card led to a loss of $75,000 in itors with severe autism across the entire organi- giving them an "appoint- scholarship money for this can move ahead with their zation, and I am so con- ment time" to get on a ride year's contestants. lawsuits claiming Dis- cerned that it will dilute after the specified time In a Twitter post late ney's U.S. parks didn't do the experience for the next with little to no wait. The Sunday night whose au- enough to accommodate card allows them to get thenticity was verified by woman selected to wear their need for scheduled the crown." unlimited "appointment the Miss America Organi- routines and no waits on times" throughout the zation, Carlson, the former Carlson did not specify its rides, according to a how the scholarship mon- day and allows them to Fox News host, wrote that federal appeals court. get on rides immediately ey was lost. She did not she was "surprised and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The 11th U.S. Circuit if the wait is less than 15 immediately respond to saddened beyond words" Court of Appeals last minutes. Disney workers an email seeking further Gretchen Carlson, left, wrote that she was “sur- by Mund's letter on Friday week ruled that plaintiffs also have the discretion comment Sunday night. prised and saddened beyond words” by Cara complaining of how she in 30 lawsuits can proceed to hand out readmission Mund’s letter on Friday. has been treated during In a statement issued in a lower court with their passes to visitors with dis- her nearly one-year reign early Monday, the Miss claims against Walt Dis- abilities, allowing them to as Miss America. America Organization ciated Press earlier this ment Monday. "Gretchen, ney Parks and Resorts, get back on a ride imme- In her letter addressed said, "The $75,000 refer- month it hopes to hand you must see that there alleging violations of the diately. to former Miss Americas, enced was a new source of out at least as much this is no way forward in this Americans with Disabil- The plaintiffs said a Mund wrote that she has funding for scholarships. year as it did last year, ap- current state anymore. It ities Act. People with se- solution would be to been bullied, manipulated The scholarships to be proximately $500,000. is time to step down and vere autism often have give disabled guests a and silenced by the pag- awarded this year are con- Reaction to Carlson's let this organization move difficulties with socialpass guaranteeing they eant's current top leader- sistent with those award- Twitter post was fast and forward." interaction and communi- wouldn't have to wait ship, headed by Carlson ed in 2018." widespread among state Mund did not immedi- cation and often adhere to more than 15 minutes for and CEO Regina Hopper. Karl Nilsson, a Miss pageant officials and for- ately respond to messages rigid routines. all rides. But Disney ar- Both have denied bullying America spokesman sub- mer Miss Americas. seeking comment Sunday A district judge in Flor- gued that solution was no Mund and say they sup- sequently said, "The news "The accusation of Cara and early Monday. But ida had ruled previously different than its previous port her. is severely damaging the being responsible for los- in her letter Friday, she that Disney was accom- program which was sub- "Actions have conse- organization and is hav- ing a $75,000 scholarship said she was speaking modating the autistic vis- ject to abuse when non- quences," Carlson wrote, ing an impact on securing is wrong and completely out about how she has itors and dismissed the disabled visitors would addressing herself direct- future sponsorships." uncalled for," Kira Ka- been treated, knowing she claims in 2016. The autis- hire disabled guests to ly to Mund. "Friday, as an The Miss America Or- zantsev, Miss America could be punished for do- tic visitors appealed to the join their party so they organization, we learned ganization told The Asso- 2015, wrote in a state- ing so. court in Atlanta. wouldn't have to wait. A8 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Cardi B wins big at MTV VMA The Eagles’ ‘Greatest Hits’ takes over

NEW YORK (AP) — as best-selling album of all time With most of music indus- try’s top acts absent — By Erin Ben-Moche from Beyonce to Bruno LOS ANGELES TIMES Mars — the MTV Video Move over Michael Music Awards lacked Jackson, 'cause there's a star power and felt flat, new album in town — and and some of the winners by new, we mean new to turned heads — for the wrong reasons. the top of the best-sellers Exhibit A: Camila list. Cabello beat out Drake, The Eagles' great- Mars, Cardi B, Ari- est-hits album is now the ana Grande and Post No. 1 best-selling album Malone for artist of the of all time in the U.S., year. according to the Record- “I can’t believe this is ing Industry Association for me,” Cabello said Mon- of America. day onstage. The rock band's 1976 Neither can we. album "Their Greatest Exhibit B: Jennifer Hits 1971-1975" has been Lopez, Cardi B and DJ certified 38x platinum in the United States, mean- Khaled won best collab- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS oration for “Dinero” — a ing sales and streams of song that has peaked at the album have reached Glenn Frey, left, and Joe Walsh of the Eagles. No. 80 on Billboard’s Hot 38 million, the Associated Press reported Monday. stuck with us through has also gotten back on 100 chart — besting the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS record-setting hit “Meant Jackson's "Thriller" now the ups and downs of 46 the road in recent years. to Be,” by Bebe Rexha resides in second place at years. It's been quite a The RIAA began giving performed just as long as her onstage — and “All and Florida Georgia 33x platinum. The Eagles ride," founding member streaming performance Scott during the segment. I Have,” which showed also own third place on Line, and Mars and Car- Don Henley said in a gold and platinum status Scott closed with kind the skilled dancer’s vocal the chart with the "Hotel di B’s anthemic “Finesse” statement. a few years back, then words: “Rest in peace the range. California" album hitting It's been about 12 years remix. added those totals to the The show, at Radio Queen of Soul Aretha But Lopez’s speech was 26x platinum, the RIAA since the industry organi- Franklin.” more stirring than her said. zation checked the total album-sales count start- City Music Hall in New ing in early 2016. York, lacked oomph with Hopefully that wasn’t fun performance: She was "We are grateful for our on "Greatest Hits," while Ten permanent song its performances, too: MTV’s tribute to one of emotional as she thanked families, our manage- "Thriller's" total got an Grande, backed by several music’s best singers of all- her children and beau ment, our crew, the people update in 2017; hence the downloads from a record female dancers, was a time, who died last week. Alex Rodriguez onstage at radio and, most of all, big leap in the Eagles' or 1,500 album streams bore during “God Is a Lopez, who earned at Radio City Music Hall the loyal fans who have performance. The band equals one album sale. Woman,” but added some the Michael Jackson in New York. excitement when she was Video Vanguard Award She was teary-eyed and Ariana Grande plans to change her name joined by her mother, for lifetime achievement, looked at her “two little grandmother and cous- provided the night’s most angels,” as she called them, By Johnny Diaz in onstage at the end of energetic performance. and said, “I stand here SUN SENTINEL the performance. Travis She started off slow — stronger and better than Scott, whose album is Kylie Jenner and Scott’s ever ... so thank you Max Simply Ariana? No. 1 for a second week, unamused faces per- and Emme.” She called After she marries "Sat- had strong energy while fectly captured the vibe Rodriguez, who filmed urday Night Live'' cast onstage, but the perfor- — but she hit a strong her performance with his member Pete Davidson, mance felt like it belonged stride when she sang old phone, “my twin soul.” Ariana Grande's last more to singer James smashes like “Jenny from “My life is sweeter and name will officially be Blake, who is featured the Block,” “I’m Real” — better with you in it,” she Grande-Davidson. on Scott’s album and where Ja Rule joined said. But in the long term, the Boca Raton, Fla., pop singer wants her name to be simply "Ariana" like other one- named artists such as Cher, Madonna and Bono. "I feel like I'd like to eventually just be Ari- ana," Grande told Apple Music's Beats 1. "Isn't 2018 RED ROCK PARK that sick? I feel like it's got a ring to it." Grande and Davidson FREE SUMMER CONCERTS announced their engage- ment earlier this summer PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS after dating for a few weeks. whole time, like forever," nounced when they will On "The Tonight Show she said. "Like my friends be exchanging, "I do’s." Starring Jimmy Fal- used to make fun of me She's been busy promot- lon" Aug. 16, Grande and all that stuff." ing her newest album, told Fallon how she met In an interview with "Sweetener" which was Aug. 24: Movie Night: A Wrinkle in Time Davidson about two years GQ, Davidson said he released Aug. 17. ago on SNL when she was told Grande on their first She pays tribute to her a guest host. date that he was going to fiancé on the album with "I had the biggest crush marry her. the song called "Pete in the world on him the The pair haven't an- Davidson." ‘GLOW’ gets Season 3 renewal at Netflix

Thursday concerts are from 6-8 p.m. By Yvonne Villarreal and Carly Mensch, the ingly joins the squad. LOS ANGELES TIMES series is inspired by the Netflix does not release Admission is FREE. Bring your own chairs and blankets. short-lived real Gorgeous ratings data, but the com- Refreshments, co ee, and Friends’ attire will be available for purchase. "GLOW" will be back Ladies of Wrestling edy is a critical favorite in the ring with a third (GLOW). Netflix's fiction- and is up for 10 Emmy season. al world tells the story of nominations at this year's A special thanks to all our 2018 sponsors Netflix has renewed the a misfit posse of women ceremony, including best wrestling comedy, which wrestlers. Brie plays comedy series and best features a sprawling Ruth Wilder, a struggling supporting actress in a female cast that includes actress who finds a spot comedy series for Gilpin. Alison Brie and Betty in the female wrestling The first and second Gilpin, for a 10-episode show. Gilpin plays her seasons are currently third installment. friend, ex-soap star Deb- available to stream on Created by Liz Flahive bie Eagan, who begrudg- Netflix.

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Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $113 Last 3...... $127 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 11-12-14-23-26 AUGUST 26 SEPTEMBER 3 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ Cloudy | High 71, Low 66 T’ Storms | High 80, Low 63 P’ Cloudy | High 76, Low 60 Lucky for Life: 4-16-36-44-48-(11) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Ahead of cooler air, showers and locally severe storms will sweep through the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and interior South tomorrow. The storms can trigger new flooding problems, as well as local- ized damage. As near-record heat and smoky conditions plague the North- west, spotty storms will dot the Four Corners states amid typical summer warmth. ©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 Danvers lights up the scoreboard to win Gallant title By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — Danvers survived a late-inning rally and powered to a 17-6 win over Peabody to earn the Gallant Tournament crown Monday night at Reinfuss Field. Caleb White (3-for-4 with a walk and 5 RBI) led the way for Danvers, driving in runs on all three of his hits which included a solo home run in the sixth. Steven Reardon (4-for-4 with a walk and a two-run home run), Tony Silva (2-for-4 with a walk and 2 RBI), and Jake Hamel (1- for-4 with walk and 2 RBI) all drove in two runs each for Dan- vers. Michael Moroney and Brady Plaza also had 1 RBI each. Moroney started the game for Danvers on the mound, throwing ve no-hit innings while striking out nine. Moroney nished the night allowing four earned runs on two hits with 10 strikeouts ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE and three walks through 5 2/3 Jake Hamel of Danvers, right, slides safely into home plate as innings. Peabody’s Josh Sigmon, left, tries to tag him out during the Gal- GALLANT, B2 lant Tournament championship game Monday night.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Bill Mullen has been involved with the Lynn Champions force Game 7 after Woods 10-Mile Relay since 1979, and has been an event organizer since the early 1980s. Martin’s single wins it at Fraser By Harold Rivera 10-Mile Relay is a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The Peabody Champions came into highlight of Lynn Monday night’s Game 6 of the North Shore Base- ball League nals looking to keep their season alive. Mission accomplished. Peabody’s Chad Martin delivered the game-win- Woods calendar ning hit on a 2-RBI single in the top of the sev- By Mike Alongi enth, leading the Champions to a 4-3 win over the Kingston Night Owls at Fraser Field. ITEM STAFF “In my opinion, Chad’s the MVP of the league,” LYNN — Runners from around the North Shore and Peabody co-manager Steve Gridley said. “He led beyond will gather at Lynn Woods Wednesday evening the league in home runs, RBI, hit well over .400. to take part in the 48th annual 10-Mile Relay. The He’s done clutch things like that all season.” relay is one of the most anticipated and well-attended With the win, Peabody forced a winner-take-all events of the summer. Game 7 Tuesday night at Fraser. “We love having this race because so many people “Hopefully everybody’s available,” Gridley said. come out and participate each year,” said Bill Mullen, “We’ve lost a couple guys already to school but so one of the organizers of the event. “It’s a good opportu- has Kingston. We’ll come down and we’ll have nity for a lot of runners to participate in a relay that’s everybody that we have that’s with us. We’ve not as long as some of the other relay races in the been in a lot of Game 7’s. It’s been a while since area. The winners will likely nish in about an hour, ITEM FILE PHOTO we’ve won one, sadly. We’ve lost a couple, three so that opens up the eld for a lot more runners to run Chad Martin hit a 2-RBI single in the top of the sev- since 2011 when we last won it. It’s time to get who may not have the time or ability to run the longer enth to lift the Peabody Champions to a win in Game one back.” relay races.” 6 of the NSBL nals Monday night. NSBL, B2 Mullen has participated in the 10-Mile Relay since the late ‘70s, running with a team in 1979 before taking over as one of the organizers in the early ‘80s. “We’ve been holding a relay race since 1971, back Swampscott High alum Geoff Beckett when most of the runners were in high school or college, and I came back to run in one in 1979,” Mullen said. “The course has changed a bit in that time, but named boys lacrosse coach it’s always been a traditional relay race and it’s always been a pretty big event.” By Harold Rivera coached at Pentucket High, Ham- The 10-Mile Relay is formatted as such: four-member ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ilton-Wenham, North Andover teams will combine to run the 10 miles, with each and at the collegiate level at Divi- team member running 2.5 miles before handing the SWAMPSCOTT — The search sion II Merrimack College. Most baton off to his or her teammate. The course is set up for a new varsity boys lacrosse recently, Beckett served as the so that the starting and nish lines are one in the coach at Swampscott High has head coach of the boys lacrosse same, meaning each runner loops back around to the concluded. Geoff Beckett, a team at Triton High for two sea- beginning in each of the four legs of the race. Swampscott High alum, has been sons. He was named Cape Ann “We like the loop back around because it allows appointed the new coach of the Big League Coach of the Year in 2017. teams to see each one of their runners at the begin- Blue. An of cial announcement on “I de nitely like to play fast,” ning and the end of each leg of the race,” Mullen said. Beckett’s appointment was made Beckett, who played college la- “That gives teammates an opportunity to cheer one this past weekend. crosse at UMass Dartmouth as a another on and adds to the excitement.” “I’m de nitely excited,” Beckett, defenseman, said. “I’m not a big a math teacher at Swampscott The relay is different from the normal weekly races fan of 6-on-6 offense or 6-on-6 de- High, said. “I’ve been teaching held at Lynn Woods for a couple of reasons. For one, fense. I like to get guys up and here at Swampscott High School it’s a more popular event. While the weekly Lynn down the eld. I like to push for a for 10 years. I’ve coached football Woods Summer Cross Country Series races draw quick goal. Even when it’s 6-on-6, here. It’s important to me. I went around 200 or so people, the 10-Mile Relay is already COURTESY PHOTO the more opportunities we get the to high school here at Swampscott set to feature more than 300 runners. Many running better chances we’ll get. I like to Swampscott High alum Geoff High.” clubs in the area make it a point to send teams to the keep the ball moving.” 10-Mile Relay each year. Wicked Running Club of Beckett has been hired as the Beckett has no shortage of la- Salem (18 teams), Mystic Runners of Boston (15 school’s new boys lacrosse coach. crosse coaching experience. He has BECKETT, B2 teams) and North Shore Striders of Beverly (10+ teams) are just a few of the running clubs sending teams to the event. Also, the 10-Mile Run tends to be a more competitive Late homer lifts Indians over Red Sox race than the weekly Lynn Woods races. At the 10-Mile Run, winners of each division (there will be 13 BOSTON (AP) — Greg Al- runners on base, leaving the len hit a tiebreaking homer of them this year) receive a prize. For the second- and Red Sox with just their fth right after Boston pitcher third-place teams, each team member will receive a loss in 22 games. Rick Porcello was struck in medal. For rst-place teams, each team member will In a matchup of the AL’s the midsection by a line drive, receive a special Lynn Woods sweatshirt. last two Cy Young Award win- and Corey Kluber tied for the “I like to think it has become a bit of a collector’s ners, it was 3-all into the sev- major league wins lead as the item,” Mullen said of the sweatshirt. enth. Porcello (15-6) retired Cleveland Indians beat the the leadoff batter and retired The divisions for the 10-Mile Relay are men’s and Red Sox 5-4 Monday night. the next hitter. Yan Gomes women’s open, men’s and women’s masters (ages Kluber (16-6) pitched into followed with a liner that 40-49), men’s and women’s seniors (ages 50-59), men’s the seventh inning and hit Porcello near the stom- veterans (age 60-69), men’s super veterans (ages 70 matched Washington’s Max ach — Porcello retrieved the and up), women’s veterans (ages 60 and up) and co-ed Scherzer and the Yankees’ ball near the mound, threw to (two male and two female runners). Luis Severino for the most second for a forceout and then Of course all of this is dependent on the weather, victories in the majors. Mi- slid to his knees, grabbing the which could pose a bit of a problem as there are some chael Brantley and Melky spot where he was hit. potential thunderstorms forecast for Wednesday. Cabrera also homered to help Porcello was checked on the “We have to keep everyone safe, so if there’s thunder the AL Central-leading In- mound, took a practice toss or and lightning we’ll just have to push the event off for dians improve to 14-4 in Au- two, and stayed in the game. a week,” said Mullen. “But let’s hope we don’t have to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gust. Two pitches later, Allen hit a do that, because we’ve got a lot of people ready to run Xander Bogaerts had an drive into the Indians’ bull- this week and we’d like to be able to do it Wednesday.” Cleveland Indians’ Greg Allen, right, is early two-run single and an pen for his second home run With any luck, the thunder and lightning will hold congratulated by teammate Yan Gomes RBI single in the ninth for of the season. off long enough to get the event in as scheduled. The after his go-ahead two-run home run in East-leading Boston. Ian races will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Lynn Woods. the seventh inning Monday night. Kinsler  ied out with two RED SOX, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 Puerto Rico team that endured hurricane makes LLWS run SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. its new reality, a tall task for any (AP) — After a five-inning, 14 kid. As families searched for wa- strikeout, no-hit performance, ter, gas and other necessities, the Roberto Joubert stepped off the Little Leaguers dedicated them- mound and made his way toward selves to whipping their local the Puerto Rico dugout. baseball diamonds into shape. An emphatic roar filled Volun- By mid-October, they were final- teer Stadium, as miniature Puer- ly ready, and a momentary dis- to Rican flags waved in tandem traction had arrived. with fatheads of each player. The “The first goal was to bring some Puerto Rico faithful consisted recreation to the kids, not to think of no more than 60 or 70 people, about what happened at their yet their passion could be felt houses,” manager Carlos Texidor throughout the 3,000-seat ball- said through an interpreter. park. Communicating without a func- At the front of the crowd was tioning power grid and traveling Pedro Ortiz, whose son Devin is through debris proved to be diffi- a reserve outfielder. Ortiz has cult, and once the players arrived watched this Radames Lopez Lit- at practice, they had to cope with tle League team from Guayama fields that were in anything but win championships together at pristine condition. To make mat- every age level since they were ters worse, they could only play 5, and on Monday he saw anoth- during the day — which is gen- er happy moment, a 3-1 win over erally avoided in the hot Carib- Panama in an elimination game. bean climate — and had to share But even he struggled to picture the fields with many neighboring this scene 11 months ago. communities. “It’s been a really really really Yet practice after practice, the tough year,” Ortiz said. “For us to determined group of 11- and be here after Hurricane Maria, we 12-year-olds kept showing up, and really didn’t know whether or not almost a year later, they’re the we were going to play baseball.” first team in Radames Lopez Lit- Last September, Hurricane Ma- tle League’s rich history to make it ria smashed Guayama, a coast- to the Little League World Series. al town of around 40,000. In the “I learned don’t stop, just go weeks that followed, the Ortiz ahead,” Delgado said through an family didn’t have a place to call interpreter. “Every time.” home. Star catcher John Lopez The team has lost just twice this had to scramble to rebuild his summer and went undefeated family’s fritter business. Because throughout the Caribbean Region- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the island’s entire power grid was al, scoring 51 runs in the process. knocked out, pitcher Yadiel Delga- They will face another win-or- Puerto Rico’s Eric Rodriguez, second from left, is greeted at home plate by his team- do couldn’t contact his father in you’re-out game on Tuesday, and mates Luis A. Rivera, left, Yadiel Delgado and Carlos De Jesus after his home run against Florida for weeks. still have to string together three Australia in an elimination game in International pool play at the Little League World For nearly a month, Guayama victories to get to the tournament Series Saturday. was forced to come to grips with final Sunday. Danvers takes home the Gallant title GALLANT five games hard. I’m very proud of the inning Peabody rallied with two From B1 my guys.” outs to score six runs thanks to RBIs Danvers got on the board first, from Nick Villano, Connolly and An- “Michael was lights out and had loading the bases and scoring two dino and cut the lead to 11-6 total command for most of the runs on an infield error in the third The comeback fell short however night,” Danvers manager Dave inning. Later in the inning, Plaza hit and Danvers added six runs of its Gotts said. “He just ran out of gas a RBI single to put Danvers up 3-0. own in the seventh in an inning with one out away and we couldn’t From there on the Danvers offense highlighted by RBIs from Hamel, put the nail in the coffin right away.” came alive. In the fourth inning, White and Silva. Despite the loss, Peabody strung Reardon laced a two-run home run Reardon came on in relief to stop together a six-run sixth inning to to left-center and White added a the Peabody rally with a strikeout in prevent a shutout. The inning was two-run double to put Danvers up the sixth and closed things down in highlighted by a three-run double by Cam Connolly and a RBI single 8-0. Silva also added a run with a the seventh to secure the 17-6 win from Reymi Andino. RBI single to extend the lead to 9-0. for Danvers. “Danvers was a great team,” Pea- Two more runs were added in the After an impressive tournament body manager Steve Zizza said. “To- fifth inning thanks to one RBI each for Danvers on the mound and at night was all about pitching, they from Moroney and Hamel. White the plate, Reardon also took home have some of the best pitchers this then added a solo home run to left to the tournament MVP award for his side of the state. It was a tough bat- put Danvers up 11-0 in the sixth team. tle all night long. inning. “We got it from every up and down “Im very proud of these guys they However, Peabody didn’t go down the order,” Gotts said. “It’s a great PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS represented the city very well and without a fight. Colin Ridley bunted group of kids, very respectful, fun to J.D. Martinez reacts after flying out with two didn’t die out there,” Zizza added. for a single to give Peabody its first be with and they are great ball play- men on base in the ninth inning against the “They kept fighting and played all hit of the game in the sixth. Later in ers every one of them.” Cleveland Indians Monday night. Champions force winner-take-all Game 7 Red Sox leave 11 on NSBL Morin followed with a single. Gallo on an error that could’ve been a dou- base in loss to Indians From B1 fanned the next two batters but Jor- ble-play. Shorey (1-for-2) walked to dan Perez singled to keep the rally load the bases for Martin, who hit a RED SOX Champions starting pitcher Mike alive. With the bases loaded, Nick 2-RBI single and gave Peabody its From B1 Gallo pitched a solid game for Pea- Shumski (1-for-2, 3 RBI) turned first lead of the night at 4-3. body. Gallo finished his night with three Kingston baserunners into “When this team gives you some- Kluber (16-6) gave up three runs and nine hits, strik- eight strikeouts and three earned three Kingston runs with a triple to thing you better take advantage,” ing out six and walking one in 6 1/3 innings. Cody Al- runs on six hits. right field. The Night Owls led 3-0 at Gridley said. “They gave us a couple len got the final three outs, holding on for his 25th “Mike’s clutch,” Gridley said. “If the end of two innings. chances and we didn’t take advan- save. he’s not the Cy Young, the only rea- Kingston loaded the bases again in tage. That time, they gave us that Porcello (15-6) allowed five runs on three homers, son he’ll lose it is to our lefty, Tyler the bottom of the fourth on a double, play where the kid went to go get fanning six and walking one over seven. Leavitt. Mike’s one of the best pitch- a walk and an error. Gallo and the the ball and it tipped off his glove. The game featured four top contenders for the AL’s ers in the league. He gave up that Champions escaped the jam this MVP award: Boston outfielder Mookie Betts, who Thankfully Chad had a big at-bat one bad inning. One good piece and time, keeping the deficit at 3-0. leads the majors in hitting (.342), and DH/outfielder against the guy who’s probably go- it was still off a fingertip to go. He Peabody’s offense came alive in the J.D. Martinez, the majors’ home run (38) and RBIs ing to start Game 7. That was a big got out of every other jam he had.” top of the fifth. Champions leadoff leader (106), along with Cleveland third baseman Jose Knight Owls starter Josh Par- batter Dave Ruggiero (3-for-4, 2 at-bat.” Ramirez (second in homers with 37) and shortstop tridge kept the Champions off the runs) singled and swiped second Gallo surrendered a walk to the Francisco Lindor. scoreboard for the first four innings base. Derek Lyons (1-for-4, 2 runs) lone batter he faced in the bottom of Trailing 3-0, Cabrera homered into Boston’s bullpen before surrendering two runs in the laced a RBI single, scoring Ruggiero the seventh and gave way to Scott in the fifth and Brantley hit his drive into Cleveland’s top of the fifth. Patridge finished with Peabody’s first run of the night. Weissman in relief. Weissman es- bullpen the next inning. with four strikeouts and two earned Lyons scored on a RBI single from caped a one-out, bases-loaded jam to Bogaerts flicked a low-and-away pitch into right-cen- runs on six hits in his 4 2/3 innings Martin (3-for-4, 3 RBI), slimming seal the 4-3 win. ter with two outs in the first for his single. . of work. Kingston’s lead to 3-2. “We wanted to give them some- Andrew Benintendi’s opposite-field RBI single made After a scoreless inning and a half, That’s how it stayed until the top body they hadn’t seen yet,” Gridley it 3-0 in the third. Kingston cashed in on a scoring op- of the seventh, when the Champions said, “and that was Scott. He got it RESPECT portunity in the bottom of the sec- turned their luck around with done.” Indians manager Terry Francona, who managed the ond. Greg Emanuelson was hit by a late-inning magic. Ruggiero singled First pitch for Tuesday night’s Red Sox from 2004-11, talked about one of his favor- pitch to leadoff the inning and Dan to start the rally and Lyons reached Game 7 is scheduled for 8 p.m. ite players, Boston 2B Dustin Pedroia, who has missed most of the season recovering from offseason left knee surgery. “There’s nobody like him and I don’t imagine there Beckett takes over Swampscott boys lacrosse program will be,” Francona said. “He willed himself to be the player he is, and his body is paying for it.” BECKETT “I coached against them (this past with numbers. That’s my first step, SHOW THAT LEATHER From B1 season) when I was at Triton and start with the middle school and get The clubs combined for a half-dozen highlight defen- they beat us by two goals,” Beckett those numbers back up. I think it’ll be sive plays. The best two were: a long running grab by Beckett replaces former Big Blue said. “We’ll see what we can improve a talented group.” CF Allen off the bat of Kinsler and a diving catch by coach Todd Pierce, who spent five on. Making the state tournament will In addition to coaching lacrosse, LF Benintendi, robbing Allen. seasons directing the team. Under be our first goal, definitely. Beckett has also spent the past 10 DIFFERENT LEATHER Pierce’s direction, Swampscott won “I’ve always been Big Blue at heart,” seasons as an assistant football coach Members of both pitching staffs were tossing foot- three Northeastern Conference Beckett said. “I’m excited to keep that for Robert Serino at Swampscott. balls around in opposite sides of the outfield about 3 South crowns and made four state growing. It’s always been a program Beckett has coached defensive line- 1/2 hours before the start, with Boston’s crew laughing tournament appearances. Pierce fin- that’s on the cusp of being strong. I’d men but will coach offensive linemen and smiling as they ran fly patterns. ished with 51 wins during his five like to bring Swampscott to that next this upcoming season. TRAINER’S ROOM seasons. level with going deep in the state The Big Blue opened tryouts this Indians: DH Edwin Encarnacion (disabled list since This past spring, however, was tournament and being a tough team past weekend and Beckett said the Aug.12, right wrist contusion) took batting practice on more of a rebuilding year at Swamp- to beat on (opponents’) schedules.” team has looked solid thus far. the field. scott. Injuries and inexperience took Beckett will also aim to build a “We have a lot of guys coming back Red Sox: Manager Alex Cora said lefty ace Chris their tolls on the Big Blue and team strong junior varsity program at from last year,” Beckett said. “We Sale (went on DL Saturday, mild left shoulder inflam- finished at 4-14. The positive moving Swampscott to increase participation have a new quarterback (Graham mation) hasn’t thrown yet. “We’re shooting whenever forward, however, is a handful of un- in the program. Numbers have been Inzana) but he was really successful he’s ready,” Cora said. “We’re not going to push him.” derclassmen players received plenty a struggle at Swampscott in recent at the junior varsity level. We have a C Christian Vazquez (DL, fractured right pinkie) has of valuable playing experience at the years. lot of returning linemen and a good been catching bullpens and hitting soft toss. Cora varsity level. “I know they’ve got a good group of group of sophomores and juniors. It’s hopes he’ll start taking BP later this week. He also Getting Swampscott back to the talent,” Beckett said. “They have a a great group. I think we’ll have a lot was in CF catching pop ups from a machine before BP. state tournament is one of Beckett’s good goalie, good defense, good mid- of success but you never really know 3B Rafael Devers (DL, strained left hamstring) did goals. dies, good attackers. The struggle is until that first game.” some light running on the field. 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SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross Lynn English golf country series tryouts The 49th annual Lynn Lynn English golf tryouts Summer cross country will be held at Gannon Golf series will continue every Course on Thursday, August Wednesday until Septem- 23 at 4:30pm. Anyone inter- ber 26. ested must report to the Each evening includes a regular 1.59 mile, a short clubhouse prepared to play race of the day and a long nine holes, with a completed race of the day. There is no physical. Contact coach Jim entry fee. Tidmarsh at 781-424-8025 Refer top www.lwrun.org with any questions. for more information. Lynn Classical golf Youth Summer tryouts evening track Lynn Classical golf tryouts The fifth annual Lynn will be held at Reedy Mead- Parks and Recreation ow Golf Course in Lynnfield Youth Summer Evening on Thursday, August 23 and Track meets will be held Friday, August 24 at 11 a.m. at the Manning Field track on Mondays for the Anyone interested must next two months from report to the clubhouse pre- Monday, July 9 until Mon- pared to play nine holes day, August 27 at 6:30 each day, have updated p.m. There is no entry fee physical/medical exam and to participate. have a signed parental per- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS There will be running mission slip and concussion Running back Adrian Peterson has signed with the Washington Redskins to bolster the backfield events and field events at form to tryout (no excep- after Washington suffered a string of preseason injuries at the position. each meet. Running tions). For more information, events will be a 30-meter contact coach Jack Morrison race for ages three and at 508-364-9860. under and 50, 100, 200, Redskins sign Adrian Peterson, but 400, 800, one-mile and relays for ages high school St. Mary’s boys and younger. Field events will be the standing long soccer car wash say Rob Kelley is still their top back jump and the softball The St. Mary’s boys soccer throw. All communities are (AP) — A slimmed-down Rob Kel- Thompson, Kapri Bibbs has done a “Early on I thought about it a lot, invited. team will hold a car wash ley is likely to remain Washington’s good job, Samaje I don’t think is go- but now I try not to think about it,” For more information, and bake sale fundraiser top running back even though Adri- ing to be very long at all. So we’ve got Kelley said. “I don’t try and put too visit www.lwrun.org, email this Saturday from 9 a.m. to an Peterson is joining the Redskins. four backs right there.” much on myself that potentially dis- [email protected] or call 1 p.m. at the fire station on Amid four injuries in their back- On the first day of camp, Gruden tracts me from actually getting bet- (781) 709-7135 or (781) Lynnfield Street. The cost is field, the Redskins signed the was only sure of one thing: that third- ter.” 593-6562. a $5 donation to the team. 33-year-old four-time All-Pro run- down back Chris Thompson would be When Guice looked like the starter, ning back on Monday. But Kelley, the on the roster and figure prominently Kelley fielded questions about taking former “Fat Rob” who lost weight and in his return from a broken fibula. TV/RADIO added speed to his repertoire, should Kelley, a 2016 undrafted free agent snaps at fullback and helping out on still be considered the front-runner who emerged as Washington’s No. 1 special teams. He was willing to do TV to start Week 1 at the Arizona Car- running back during his rookie year whatever it took to make the team, MLB dinals. and started 2017 on top of the depth though the 25-year-old Tulane prod- 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Washington...... MLB Network uct didn’t rule out winning back the 7:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... NESN Washington lost second-round pick chart, cut his hair short, added more 10:10 p.m...... St. Louis at LA Dodgers...... ESPN Derrius Guice to a season-ending muscle and looks quicker to Gruden starting job he lost last season be- WNBA Playoffs torn ACL, won’t have Samaje Perine at a svelte 222 pounds. cause of injuries. 8:30 p.m...... Dallas at Phoenix...... ESPN2 and Byron Marshall for an extended “It was time for a change,” Kelley “There’s competition whether you 10:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Los Angeles...... ESPN2 period of time because of lower-leg said of trimming his dreadlocks. “It think it or not,” Kelley said. “I just Radio injuries and waived undrafted free was like a bold statement showing make sure I go out there and I make MLB agent Martez Carter with an injury that I’m ready to change, rather than a few plays that the catch the coach- 7:10 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 designation. That necessitated sign- just coming in and talking about it es’ eyes and stuff like that and put ing Peterson —a former standout at how much I’m going to change and myself in a great position.” Oklahoma who played the majority stuff like that. Just change within MLB of his career with the Vikings — and and the hair was just like a state- He’s in a great position now by de- fault, though Gruden also said Kelley AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE fellow running back De’Veon Smith, ment.” East Division East Division though coach Jay Gruden gave Kel- Kelley got the first chance with the has had a great training camp. Kel- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ley ran for just 17 yards on seven car- Boston 88 38 .698 — Atlanta 69 55 .556 — ley a vote of confidence on Sunday. first-team offense in the Redskins’ New York 78 46 .629 9 Philadelphia 68 56 .548 1 “We’re not looking for a start- second preseason game and is trying ries last week against the Jets and Tampa Bay 64 61 .512 23½ Washington 62 63 .496 7½ er right now,” Gruden said. “We’ve to focus on showing his best and not the bevvy of injuries created a need Toronto 56 69 .448 31½ New York 54 69 .439 14½ Baltimore 37 88 .296 50½ Miami 50 76 .397 20 got Rob in-house, obviously Chris the competition for the starting role. to bring in another running back. Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 72 52 .581 — Chicago 71 52 .577 — Minnesota 59 64 .480 12½ Milwaukee 69 57 .548 3½ Detroit 51 74 .408 21½ St. Louis 68 57 .544 4 Jaguars’ Jalen Ramsey, Dante Fowler Chicago 46 77 .374 25½ Pittsburgh 63 63 .500 9½ Kansas City 38 87 .304 34½ Cincinnati 55 69 .444 16½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB return, mum on weeklong suspensions Houston 75 49 .605 — Arizona 69 56 .552 — Oakland 74 50 .597 1 Colorado 68 56 .548 ½ Seattle 71 54 .568 4½ Los Angeles 67 58 .536 2 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. never did leave,” defensive Los Angeles 63 63 .500 13 San Francisco 61 64 .488 8 (AP) — Cornerback Ja- tackle Malik Jackson said. Texas 56 70 .444 20 San Diego 49 78 .386 21 len Ramsey and defen- “They’re going to be put Monday’s Games 10:10 p.m. sive end Dante Fowler are right back in. No need to Toronto 5, Baltimore 3 Atlanta (Teheran 8-7) at Pittsburgh (Nova Cleveland 5, Boston 4 7-7), 7:05 p.m. back from suspension, but make a bigger deal out of Tampa Bay 1, Kansas City 0 Philadelphia (Velasquez 8-9) at Washington neither is talking about than we need.” Atlanta 1, Pittsburgh 0 (Roark 8-12), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. San Francisco (TBD) at N.Y. Mets (Matz what got them banned for Ramsey made headlines Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 5-10), 7:10 p.m. a week or how they spent again three days later Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Romano 7-10) at Milwaukee San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Guerra 6-8), 8:10 p.m. their time away. in an interview with GQ Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. San Diego (Erlin 2-3) at Colorado (Ander- They were not available magazine by saying call- St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. son 6-5), 8:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games St. Louis (Poncedeleon 0-0) at L.A. Dodg- during an open locker ing Buffalo Bills rookie Baltimore (Bundy 7-11) at Toronto (Gaviglio ers (Ryu 3-0), 10:10 p.m. room session Monday. The Josh Allen “trash” and say- 2-6), 7:07 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 9-9) at Detroit Baltimore at Toronto, 12:37 p.m. team said both players will ing Atlanta Falcons quar- (Zimmermann 5-5), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. answer questions following terback Matt Ryan was Cleveland (Bieber 6-2) at Boston (Eovaldi Texas at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Houston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Jacksonville’s preseason “overrated.” Kansas City (Sparkman 0-1) at Tampa Bay Chicago Cubs at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. game against the Atlanta Baltimore’s Joe Flac- (Snell 14-5), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 9-4) at Miami (Lopez Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Falcons on Saturday night. co, Indianapolis’ Andrew 2-3), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 7:10 p.m. “They’re back and we’re Luck and Eli Manning of Minnesota (Berrios 11-8) at Chicago White L.A. Angels at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sox (Kopech 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. ready to go,” coach Doug the New York Giants also L.A. Angels (Pena 1-3) at Arizona (Corbin Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Marrone said. got sub-par reviews. Ram- 10-4), 9:40 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Jacksonville Jaguars defensive back Jalen Ram- Texas (Jurado 2-2) at Oakland (Anderson San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Marrone declined to say sey returned to practice Monday after serving a sey called Pittsburgh’s 2-3), 10:05 p.m. San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. whether he met with the weeklong suspension imposed by the team. Ben Roethlisberger “de- Houston (TBD) at Seattle (Leake 8-7), St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. two suspended players cent at best.” Monday morning. uars football player. Nei- al teammates in the mid- “If you can back it up, TODAY IN SPORTS “I meet with a lot of play- ther traveled to Minnesota dle of it. He shouted pro- you can say whatever you ers. I really do,” Marrone for two days of joint prac- fanities at media members want as long as it’s re- 2003 — Paul Hamm puts togeth- Aug. 21 said. “I meet with players tices with the Vikings and who captured the alter- spectful and coach Mar- 1901 — William Larned wins the er a near-perfect routine on the all the time. This is the a preseason game. cation on video and later rone doesn’t care,” Jackson first of seven men’s singles titles high bar to become the first Amer- same thing. I meet with said. “At the end of the day, Fowler was involved in took to Twitter to threaten in the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associa- ican man to win the all-around them. I talk to them. It’s he’s a top-rated player so tion championship. gold medal at World Gymnastics the same way. I’m going to several fights on Aug. 12, reporters with “war” for re- if you want to go out there 1914 — Walter Hagen captures Championships. Needing a 9.712 keep those conversations including one after prac- leasing the video. and talk about somebody or better to beat China’s Yang the U.S. Open golf title by edging private and keep moving tice with fellow defensive Fowler and Ramsey re- or talk to somebody, talk Chick Evans. Wei, Hamm strings together four end Yannick Ngakoue joined teammates in meet- straight release moves during his along.” about every quarterback 1920 — Jock Hutchinson wins the in which they had to be ings and practice Monday. 60-second routine — one of the Marrone suspended in the league, then go PGA golf tournament with a 1-up separated repeatedly. No “You just got back to victory over J. Douglass Edgar. toughest feats in gymnastics — Ramsey and Fowler for ahead. But I think that he 1931 — Babe Ruth of New York for a 9.975 and the gold. violating team rules and punches were thrown. business as usual like they has the skills to back it up hits his 600th home run as the 2008 — At the Summer Olympics conduct unbecoming a Jag- Ramsey was one of sever- never left because they so I don’t care.” Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns in Beijing, Yukiko Ueno pitches 11-7. 28 innings in two days, including 1932 — Helen Hull Jacobs beats seven to shut down the U.S. soft- Alabama tops preseason Top 25 for third straight year Carolyn Babcock to win the wom- ball team, 3-1, and give Japan the en’s singles title in the U.S. Lawn gold medal. It was the first loss (AP) — Alabama will begin its quest for a second consecutive Tennis Association. for the Americans since Sept. national championship with a rare three-peat. 1982 — Mystic Park becomes the 21, 2000 — 22 straight games. The Crimson Tide is just the second team to be ranked No. 1 in first 3-year-old trotter to win the LaShawn Merritt upsets defending the preseason Associated Press Top 25 poll for three straight sea- American Trotting Championship. champion Jeremy Wariner to lead sons. Alabama received 42 out of 61 first-place votes. 1985 — Mary Decker sets the a U.S. sweep of the 400 meters No. 2 Clemson received 18 first-place votes. Georgia is No. 3 and track event. David Neville gets the world record in the mile run with a Wisconsin is fourth. The Badgers received one first-place vote. time of 4:16.71 in Zurich. bronze. The U.S. men and women 1990 — Kelly Craig becomes the both drop the baton in the Olym- Ohio State was ranked No. 5. first female starting pitcher in Lit- pic 400-meter relays and fail to The preseason AP poll started in 1950 and since then only Oklaho- tle League World Series history, advance out of the first round. Ja- ma from 1985-87 had started No. 1 in three straight years until now. opening for Trail, British Columbia. maica’s Veronica Campbell-Brown Ring up another milestone for coach Nick Saban’s Tide dynasty. She fails to retire any of the three easily wins the 200 meters to cap Alabama has won five national championships since 2009 and now batters she faces but the Canadi- the first sweep of all four men’s has been No. 1 to start the season five times under Saban. Last an champions rally for an 8-3 vic- and women’s Olympic sprints in season was the first time Saban’s team started and finished the tory over Matamoros, Mexico. 20 years. season No. 1. 2001 — Chris Mundorf sets a 2010 — Kyle Busch makes NA- The Tide enter this season with a question at quarterback, but USGA record with a 9-under 63 SCAR history with an unprece- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS there appears to be two good answers from which Saban has to and claims medalist honors in the dented sweep of three national Nick Saban and the University of Ala- 101st U.S. Amateur. Mundorf’s races in one week, completing the choose: Tua Tagovailoa won the College Football Playoff champion- round at Druid Hills Golf Club is a trifecta with a victory in the Sprint ship game for Alabama with a second-half comeback and overtime bama are once again the top-ranked team record in relation to par in a USGA Cup race at Bristol Motor Speed- touchdown pass. Jalen Hurts has led the Tide to the national title in the country going into a new college championship. way. game in each of his two seasons as a starter. football season. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A change at work shouldn’t Attend to unsettled matters that Look for the truth before you It doesn’t matter what some- Get out and hear what others Mix and mingle. Get involved make you cringe. Look for the are weighing you down. Deal say or do anything. Someone one else is doing; do what’s have to say. Gathering infor- in activities that will help you best way to make whatever with controversy and opposition will offer a picturesque view of best for you. Taking better care mation and being willing to show off what you have to offer. happens work to your advan- passionately, and don’t give up a situation that could alter a of your health and physical ap- adapt to the changes going on Talks will lead to choices. Make tage. A positive attitude will until your voice is heard. You can decision you must make. Pro- pearance and avoiding indul- around you will ease any stress sure you get things in writing. help you gain ground. bring about positive change. ceed with caution. gent behavior are encouraged. you encounter. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) It’s up to you to accept and You can make a difference Alter what isn’t working for PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Opportunity will knock if you bring about change. Start by without going overboard. Use you. Size up your personal or You’ll have a stellar idea that Take action and put your plans are open to suggestions. Great- going somewhere you’ve never your imagination and discour- emotional situation and make will help a cause or group you in motion. It’s up to you to er stability will depend on your been before or participating age anyone trying to rope you whatever adjustments nec- believe in. If you step up and make things happen, so don’t ability to adapt and to be di- in something that moves you into an impractical situation. essary to feel comfortable. A share your thoughts, some- wait for someone else to take verse in the way you use your emotionally. If you network, An exaggerated point of view change will improve your state thing good will come your the reins. Embrace the future skills, experience and knowl- doors will open. should be downplayed. of mind. way. with enthusiasm. edge.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Planned baby name renews pain of tragic loss for family Avoid temptation to avoid a lead DEAR ABBY: I come My husband is trying to Arthur Helps, a 19th-cen- a remaining doubleton). The from a small, close family. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van acknowledge their feel- tury English author, wrote, defenders will win one club Last year, we suffered a Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ings and wants to do bet- “Reading is sometimes an and four hearts. devastating loss. My cous- and was founded by her mother, ter. How do we proceed as ingenious device for avoiding Trick one tells declarer that in and her two children Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at a family? I’m afraid they thought.” If so, might that not West has the heart ace, be- were killed in a car acci- will withhold the grands be a criticism of the author? DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los cause East was playing third dent. We have all been each time they disagree Bridge players need to do hand high. So, South needs to profoundly affected by this Angeles, CA 90069. with us. Counseling is out card reading, which defi- avoid letting East get on lead loss, especially my aunt since we live in separate nitely requires thought. In while establishing his ninth and uncle. cities. Any words of wis- My cousin is set on using ing the Serenity Prayer. today’s deal, how should trick. Fast forward: Another dom for us? South read the cards in three cousin is pregnant with this name despite family Declarer should play a dia- protests, and I can’t help DEAR ABBY: My hus- no-trump after West leads his mond to dummy’s king, then her second child. She HURTING HEART IN fourth-highest heart six, East but foresee bitterness band and I have been mar- SOUTH CAROLINA return a diamond to his 10. wants to name her daugh- puts up the queen, and South ter “Daisy” because she ahead for us when we’ve ried for 22 years. He’s a Agreed, this is not the per- already dealt with so diamond in the rough. My DEAR HURTING HEART: wins with his king? centage play for five tricks in wants all her children to After South opened two have flower-themedmuch. What, if anything, grown children, three Look at this from your the suit, but he needs only no-trump, North was right to names. “Daisy” is the can we do to make this boys, have always just tol- sons’ perspective. When four, and he must keep East settle for three no-trump. With name of one of the chil- situation more positive? erated him. They say he they hear from your grand- from winning a trick. Here, talks too much, doesn’t lis- children that your grouchy no singleton or void and insuf- dren who died. I, and oth- NAME GAME IN South ends with an overtrick. ten and still treats the (but well-meaning) hus- ficient points for a slam, go for ers in the family, are upset NEW YORK by her decision because younger two like children. band yelled at them, as the nine-trick game. Note that her reason for choosing DEAR NAME GAME: I know he can be overbear- parents, their first instinct in five clubs, the defenders the name has nothing to Your cousin appears to ing at times. is to protect their kids. could make declarer guess do with honoring our lost have the empathy of a gar- They have now ganged I can’t guarantee that the heart suit. family member. den snail. Did it occur to up and will no longer al- your sons won’t use emo- South starts with eight top I understand no one anyone in the family to low the grandchildren to tional blackmail in the fu- tricks: three spades, one “owns” a baby name, and suggest to her that there come stay with me. They ture, but I can offer two heart (the first trick), three she can choose whatever are other flower names be- say my husband is too suggestions: Your husband diamonds and one club. name she wants for any sides Daisy — Dalia, harsh in correcting them, should take a deep breath Usually in no-trump, declarer reason. But I am having Daphne or even Desert which isn’t true. The only and count to 10 before he plays on the suit where he has trouble getting past the Rose? (Her nickname could time he is loud and fast to reacts, and he should defer the greatest number of cards, fact that I’ll see this child be “Desi,” which is cute.) If correct is if the parents the discipline to Grandma. which, in this case, would be at family gatherings and you haven’t, please do be- aren’t here to do it. They And if that isn’t enough to clubs. However, if South runs have to call her by my fore the baby arrives. How- have offered no alterna- satisfy your sons, then you the club queen at trick two, dead cousin’s name for no ever, if she refuses to tive solution. will have to visit them in- East will take the trick and re- reason other than it was a change her mind, it’s time Two have expressed to stead of having them visit turn his heart nine (high from cute flower name. for you to start memoriz- my husband how they feel. you.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellett to Shamrock Financial 18 SM 004743 CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation, dated August 14, 2003 and recorded Docket No. ES18P2499EA with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 21556, Page ORDER OF NOTICE Essex Probate and Family Court 240, subsequently assigned to Option One Mortgage Corporation, a California 36 Federal Street Corporation by Shamrock Financial Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation by TO: Jennifer E. Crowley f/k/a Jennifer E. Johnson and John W. Crowley a/k/a Salem, MA 01970 assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at John Crowley (978)744-1020 Book 24708, Page 12, subsequently assigned to WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR ASSET BACKED SECURITIES CORPORATION HOME and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2003-HE6 , ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: Estate of: SERIES 2003-HE6 by SAND CANYON CORPORATION FKA OPTION ONE MORTGAGE Rita T. O'Donnell CORPORATION by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually Date of Death: 06/19/2018 Registry of Deeds at Book 34951, Page 567 for breach of the conditions of said but as Trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust To all interested persons: Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal 1:00 PM on September 4, 2018 at 420 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA, all and claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Representative has been filed by: singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: numbered 12 Lake Shore Road, given by Jennifer E. Crowley f/k/a Jennifer E. Rita T Hill of Lynn MA Johnson and John W. Crowley a/k/a John Crowley to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. dated requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said January 22, 2010 and filed in the Essex County (Southern District) of the Land as requested in the Petition. Lynnfield, being known as No. 420 Salem Street, bounded and described as Court As Document Number 506468 and noted on Certificate of Title Number The Petitioner requests that: follows: PARCEL ONE: The northeasterly portion of the lot of meadow and 79885 and in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Rita T Hill of Lynn MA woodland on the northerly side of Salem Street, and known as the "Mount Hunger 29240 at Page 368, now held by Plaintiff by assignment, have filed with this court be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Lot" and said portion is bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY by land of a complaint for determination of Defendants' Servicemembers status. on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Delia T. Rich; EASTERLY by land now or formerly Andrew Mansfield's heirs; thence IMPORTANT NOTICE on the NORTHERLY side by land now or formerly of the Boston & Maine R.R. Co., If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the 80 feet; thence on the WESTERLY side to a point which measures 350 feet from States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney the southwesterly corner of the land of Delia T. Rich on the northwesterly boundary Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on line of said Delia T. Rich's land. PARCEL TWO: A certain lot of upland bounded as that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in the return day of 09/17/2018. follows: Beginning at the southwesterly corner of said lot by land formerly of James this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before SEP 24, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Newhall and the Salem Road so-called; thence running EASTERLY on said road to 2018 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a land now or formerly of Andrew Mansfield; thence running NORTHERLY by said benefits of said Act. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Mansfield land to land formerly of Elbridge Gerry; thence bounded NORTHERLY and within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further WESTERLY by land of said Gerry and formerly of James Newhall to the first Witness, Judith C. Cutler Chief Justice of this Court on August 10, 2018 notice to you. mentioned bound by said road as the wall now stands or did stand. Excepting from UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM the above described parcels so much as has been taken by the Commonwealth of Attest: A TRUE COPY PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Massachusetts by Takings referred to in Book 3222, Page 180, see Plan Book 72, ATTEST: A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Plan 21, Sheet 4 of 8; Book 4146, Page 394, see Plan Book 85, Plan 93, Sheet 5 Deborah J. Patterson administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the of 9; and Book 4526, Page 204, see Plan Book 91, Plan 94, Sheet 2 of 4. Recorder Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Excepting therefrom that certain piece or parcel of land conveyed by a deed from Item: August 21, 2018 administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellet to James R. Kellett dated August 24, 1998 Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and and recorded Book 15119, Page 235. For title reference see Deed dated October COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS expenses of administration. 27, 1971 and recorded Book 5815, Page 195. THE TRIAL COURT WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Date: August 13, 2018 Upon information there are minor scriveners error in the legal attached to the CITATION Pamela Casey O'Brien subject mortgage wherein it is also "Containing two acres and forty two poles, G.L. c. 210, S 6 Register of Probate more or less," and is "subject to all easements of record, see particularly Book Docket No. ES18A0048AD Item: August 21, 2018 2879, page 247 and Book 2897, Page 360." Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Salem, MA 01970 restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax (978) 744-1020 titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in NEW IN TOWN? possession, and attorney's fees and costs. In the matter of: Jaharti Joseph Baker-Wooden TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of To: Jacquin Wooden of Lynn, MA a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be and persons interested in a petition for the adoption of said child and to the delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Department of Children and Families of said Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days A petition has been presented to said court by from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Cypher Cee Great of Lynn, MA check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Jameka Elaine Great of Lynn, MA at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms requesting leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed to of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be attorney if you are an indigent person. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date listed to obtain the necessary forms. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Asset Backed Securities WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Corporation Home Equity Loan Trust 2003-HE6, Asset Backed Pass-Through Salem Certificates, Series 2003-HE6 ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: 09/27/2018 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. 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Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Two detained after shots are fired at US Embassy in Turkey By Zeynep Bilginsoy ASSOCIATED PRESS ISTANBUL — Shots were fired from a moving car at the U.S. Embassy in Turkey before dawn Monday, an attack that came during heightened tensions between the two NATO allies. Officials said two people with criminal records were detained. There were no casualties in the fleeting attack, in which three of the six bul- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lets fired hit the embassy Rescue vehicles gather Monday in Civita, Ita- gate and a reinforced win- ly after at least five people were killed when a dow in the building in An- rain-swollen river flooded a gorge in the south- kara. ern region of Calabria. The Ankara governor's office named the suspects PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as Ahmet Celikten, 39, and Osman Gundas, 38, A security booth was damaged by a shot fired Monday outside the U.S. A flash flood hits saying they had confessed. Embassy in Ankara, Turkey. Authorities seized a 9-mil- limeter gun and a vehi- spokesman Ibrahim Kalin day Monday anyway until Turkish authorities of hikers in southern cle with Ankara license tweeted that it was "an at- the end of the week for engineering an attempt- plates. tempt to create chaos." the Islamic holiday of Eid ed coup in 2016. Gulen Celikten had escaped A top official in Turkey's al-Adha. denies those allegations. Italy gorge; 8 dead prison and Gundas had ruling Justice and De- Tensions between the Washington has told Tur- several crimes under his velopment Party said the U.S. and Turkey are high, key it must present con- By Colleen Barry "This is a split in the ter- belt, including car theft, attack was a "clear prov- partly because of the case vincing evidence for any ASSOCIATED PRESS rain that is very tight and drugs and threats, the ocation" and that foreign of Andrew Brunson, an extradition proceeding to high." governor's office said. diplomats are guests of American pastor who is be- go forward. MILAN — Heavy rain At its most narrow point, The U.S. Embassy the country. ing prosecuted in Turkey The Turkish lira has flooded a gorge filled it is just meters wide and thanked Turkish author- "The utmost sensitivity for alleged espionage and lost 39 percent of its val- with hikers Monday in with walls varying from ities, tweeting that it ap- will be shown to ensure terrorism-related offenses. ue against the U.S. dollar the southern region of 1,300 feet 2,300 feet in preciated their "fast and their security," said the He denies any wrongdoing since the beginning of the Calabria, killing at least height. professional action" in ar- party spokesman, Omer and U.S. President Donald year and was hurt further eight, Italy's civil protec- Luca Franzese, of the resting the two suspects. Celik. Trump has called for his by recent U.S. tariffs on tion agency said. At least alpine rescue squad in Ca- Turkish officials are The governor's office immediate release. Turkish steel and alumi- another five were missing. labria, said the height of locked in a trade and said authorities are in- Turkey has long criti- num. Turkey's economy The prefect's office said the flood waters was some diplomatic dispute with vestigating the suspects' cized the United States is already vulnerable be- 23 people were rescued eight feet deep. the United States but links. for not agreeing to hand cause of heavy foreign cur- from the flash flood in the "The wave of flooding of they fully condemned the The U.S. Embassy was over Fethullah Gulen, a rency borrowing that fu- Raganello Gorge. They in- the Raganello stream hap- shooting. Presidential planning to close at mid- Muslim cleric accused by eled high growth for years. cluded a 10-year-old boy pens often in the winter, treated for hypothermia but it has never happened who was among seven in the summer, when the that the civil protection stream is very popular Europe sees sharp rise in measles agency said were hospital- among tourists," Franz- ized. ese told the news agency It was unclear how ANSA. with 41,000 cases and 37 deaths many people were miss- The gorge on the east- ing but there were at least ern side of the Pollino Na- BERLIN (AP) — The lier, only 5,273 cases were spread in the air through ing causes of death among 36 hikers in two orga- tional Park boasts aquatic World Health Organiza- reported. coughing or sneezing. It young children, according nized groups inside the 7 trekking along the stream tion says the number of The agency said half — can be prevented with a to the WHO. ½-mile-long gorge, a popu- that cuts through the measles cases in Europe some 23,000 cases — this vaccine that's been in use Italy has introduced a lar aquatic trekking spot. massive rock, where hik- jumped sharply during year occurred in Ukraine, since the 1960s, but health new law requiring parents TV images show rescuers ers pass by water falls, the first six months of where an insurgency officials say vaccination to vaccinate their children scaling down the side of water tubs and natural 2018 and at least 37 peo- backed by Russia has been rates of at least 95 percent against measles and nine a steep rock face to bring slipways, according to a ple have died. fighting the government are needed to prevent epi- other childhood diseases. hikers to safety. website. The gorge is bro- The U.N. agency's Euro- for four years in the east demics. Romania also passed a Guides are not required, ken down into three sec- pean office said Monday in a conflict that has killed Vaccine skepticism re- similar bill, including hefty making it impossible to tions, the upper, mid and more than 41,000 measles over 10,000 people. mains high in many parts fines for parents who didn't know how many people lower canyons, with hikes cases were reported in the France, Georgia, Greece, of Europe after past im- vaccinate their children. were on their own inside averaging between 2 ½ region during the first half Italy, Russia and Serbia munization problems. The U.N. agency on Mon- the canyon. and 3 ½ hours and vary- of the year — more than also had more than 1,000 Measles typically be- day called for better sur- "The problem is we don't ing in difficultly. in all 12-month periods so measles infections each so gins with a high fever and veillance of the disease know how many people Guides include spelunk- far this decade. far this year. also causes a rash on the and increased immuni- were knocked over by this ers and rescue instruc- The previous highest Measles, among the face and neck. While most zation rates to prevent flood," Carlo Tansi, the tors, who supply helmets, annual total was 23,927 world's most contagious people who get it recover, measles from becoming head of civil protection in wet suits and other equip- cases in 2017. A year ear- diseases, is a virus that's measles is one of the lead- endemic. Calabria, told Sky TG24. ment.

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After several blows that NEW YORK — The bull might have killed off a less market in U.S. stocks is robust rally — fears of a about to become the lon- eurozone collapse, plung- gest in history. ing oil prices, a U.S. cred- If stocks don't drop sig- it downgrade, President nificantly by the close of Donald Trump's trade trading Wednesday, the fights — investors soon re- bull market that began in turned to buying, avoiding March 2009 will have last- a 20 percent drop in stocks ed nine years, five months and 13 days, a record that that by common defini- few would have predicted tion marks the end of bull when the market strug- markets. gled to find its footing af- "I don't think anyone ter a 50 percent plunge could have predicted the length and strength of during the financial crisis. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The long rally has add- this bull market," said ed trillions of dollars to Trader Peter Tuchman wears his “Dow Almost David Lebovitz, a global household wealth, helping 20,000” hat as he works on the floor of the New market strategist at JP- the economy, and stands York Stock Exchange. Morgan Asset Manage- as a testament to the abil- ment. ity of large U.S. companies when the rally will end. Unlike earlier rallies, One of the market's big- to squeeze out profits in The Federal Reserve is individual investors have gest winners in recent tough times and confi- undoing many of the stim- largely sat out after get- years, Facebook, wasn't PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dence among investors as ulative measures that ting burned by two crash- even publicly traded when the bull market began. The Gasthaus Aescher has been run by the they shrugged off repeat- supported the market, in- es in less than a decade. cluding keeping interest Trading has been lacklus- Facebook's huge run-up same family since 1987. ed crises and kept buying. "There was no man- rates near zero. There are ter, with few shares ex- of more than 350 percent ic trading, there was no also mounting threats to changing hands each day. since going public in 2012, panic buying or selling," global trade that have un- Private companies have Apple's steady march to $1 Cliff house: Unique said Jack Ablin, chief in- settled investors. shown little enthusiasm, trillion in value, and huge vestment officer of Cresset For such an enduring too, with fewer selling gains by other tech com- Wealth Advisors. "It's been bull market, it shares lit- stock in initial public of- panies like Netflix have Swiss restaurant pretty steady." tle of the hallmarks of pri- ferings than in previous helped push the broader looks for tenants The question now is or rallies. bull runs. market higher. BERLIN (AP) — One of Geographic book of "des- US says that conserving oil is no Switzerland's most pic- tinations of a lifetime" in turesque restaurants will 2016. soon be looking for a new Authorities in Appen- operator. zell Innerrhoden canton longer an economic imperative The Gasthaus Aescher, (state) said Monday that built into a cliff above a the current tenants, Ni- By Ellen Knickmeyer challenging old justifica- valley in northeastern cole and Bernhard Knech- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions for conservation — even congressionally pre- Switzerland, has been run tle-Fritsche, are giving up WASHINGTON — Con- by the same family since the lease at the end of the scribed ones, as with the serving oil is no longer an mileage standards. The 1987. It gained recogni- 2018 season. economic imperative for memo made no mention of tion outside the Alpine na- The restaurant opens the U.S., the Trump ad- climate change. Transpor- tion when it was featured from May until the begin- ministration declares in tation is the single largest on the cover of a National ning of November. a major new policy state- source of climate-chang- ment that threatens to ing emissions. undermine decades of gov- President Donald Trump ernment campaigns for The fourth quarter is has questioned the exis- gas-thrifty cars and other tence of climate change, conservation programs. looking good for small, The position was out- embraced the notion of lined in a memo released "energy dominance" as a independent retailers last month in support of national goal, and called the administration's pro- for easing what he calls By Joyce M. of all sizes, was equally up- posal to relax fuel mileage burdensome regulation of beat about the July num- standards. The govern- oil, gas and coal, includ- Rosenberg PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS bers. At the same time, ment released the memo ing repealing the Obama the NRF was wary about online this month without Clean Power Plan. Despite the increased oil supplies, the adminis- NEW YORK — The lat- the possibility that trade fanfare. Despite the increased oil tration continues to believe in the need to “use est retail sales report from tariffs imposed by the U.S. Growth of natural gas supplies, the administra- energy wisely.” the government augurs against China, Canada, and other alternatives to tion continues to believe well for small and inde- Mexico, India, Turkey and petroleum has reduced in the need to "use energy "If you look at it from gy Department statement pendent retailers for the European countries and the need for imported oil, wisely," the Energy De- the other end, if you do just acknowledges the fourth quarter, with one those nation’s retaliatory which "in turn affects the partment said, without believe that fossil fuels world's vastly changed re- possible snag: the impact taxes would in time hurt need of the nation to con- elaboration. Department do some sort of damage ality when it comes to oil. of trade tariffs. consumer spending. serve energy," the Energy spokesmen did not re- to the atmosphere ... you Just 10 years ago, in Overall retail sales rose “If they escalate, they Department said. It also spond Friday to questions come up with a different summer 2008, oil prices 6.4 percent in July from a will no doubt weigh on cites the now decade-old about that statement. viewpoint," Kloza said. were peaking at $147 a year ago, and sales from fracking revolution that Reaction was quick. "There's a downside to liv- barrel and pummeling the non-store retailers, which confidence and household has unlocked U.S. shale oil "It's like saying, 'I'm a ing large." global economy. The Orga- include online merchants, spending,” NRF Chief reserves, giving "the Unit- big old fat guy, and food Climate change is a nization of the Petroleum soared nearly 9 percent, Economist Jack Klein- ed States more flexibility prices have dropped — "clear and present and Exporting Countries was according to the Com- henz said of the tariffs. than in the past to use our it's time to start eating increasing danger," said enjoying a massive trans- merce Department. The Trump administra- oil resources with less con- again,'" said Tom Kloza, Sean Donahue, a lawyer fer of wealth, from coun- Sales at stores that spe- tion has already imposed cern." longtime oil analyst with for the Environmental De- tries dependent on im- cialize in merchandise tariffs of up to 25 percent With the memo, the ad- the Maryland-based Oil fense Fund. ported oil. Prices now are like clothing, electronics, on steel and aluminum ministration is formally Price Information Service. In a big way, the Ener- about $65. furniture and home fur- imports and thousands nishings also had healthy of other items, and it is gains, between 3.5 percent threatening tariffs on and 6.4 percent. Because more goods, including A dog’s life: New fitness trackers small retailers tend to Christmas lights, hand- focus on one category of bags, hats and furniture. merchandise — for exam- Many importers and re- ple, clothing or sporting tailers expect to have to that help to put fat pets on a diet goods — the solid num- pass the higher prices on bers in the report por- to consumers. 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To solve performance in nearly market is in their favor. the mystery, he strapped a four years in the second The Commerce Depart- Fitbit to Darwin and dis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS quarter,” Bank of the West ment said restaurant and covered he was actually Chief Economist Scott An- bar sales were up nearly only active in his presence. The pet bull terrier owned by Czech entrepreneur Robert Hasek wears a derson said in a note to 10 percent from a year Otherwise, Hasek says, doggy fitness tracker at a demonstration Friday in Prague, Czech Republic. the bank’s clients. ago; when consumers are "he is lying, sleeping and The National Retail Fed- eating out, they’re feeling doing nothing. He's lazy!" spend $72.1 billion this then reached out to private the intensity of the dog's eration, the trade group good about their finances The businessman sensed year on pet products and investors. 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